Brooklyn Beckham’s former flame Tallia Storm believes the Beckham family feud won’t last forever, insisting that despite tensions, “they’ll 100% get back together.”
The Scottish singer, who claims to have dated Brooklyn in 2014, shared her views on the rift while attending BoohooMAN’s Festival Gifting Suite in London.
Her comments came shortly after Brooklyn, 25, surprised fans by posting a heartfelt birthday message to his sister Harper, despite previously snubbing his father David Beckham’s 50th birthday.
“They fight and hate each other, but they do love each other,” Tallia told MailOnline. “Every family goes through it. I’ve got a big family myself – we all argue – but it’s just a matter of time until they’re all besties again.”
Brooklyn’s post to Harper, who turned 14 this week, was seen as a significant olive branch amid his growing distance from the Beckham clan.
Insiders said David and Victoria weren’t sure whether their eldest son would even acknowledge Harper’s birthday after months of silence, especially following his absence from both his parents’ milestone birthdays earlier this year.
Tallia praised Victoria Beckham, calling her ‘the coolest person,’ and suggested that public perception often overlooks the family’s human side.
“They’re the most iconic family, and people forget they’re just like us,” she said.
The ongoing rift, believed to be fueled by Brooklyn’s relationship with his wife Nicola Peltz, has seen the couple skip key family events and reportedly avoid visiting Harper during a recent London trip, despite being just a mile away from the Beckham home.
Nicola has continued to flaunt her close ties with her own billionaire family while remaining distant from her in-laws.
Brooklyn’s birthday shoutout to Harper, featuring a throwback photo taken at Victoria’s Paris Fashion Week show, came just hours before David posted his own tribute. The gesture was a relief to those close to the family, who feared it could be a “huge moment” in the feud had he remained silent.
While Brooklyn and Nicola have yet to publicly address the family rift in depth, subtle posts and song lyrics hint at inner struggles and defiance. Meanwhile, younger brother Romeo recently shared a cryptic message about appreciating loved ones, seen by many as a quiet plea for family unity.
Despite the fractures, Tallia is hopeful. “Family is everything,” she said. “You fight, you fall out, but you love each other in the end. That’s why people love The Kardashians. Maybe it’s time the Beckhams had their own show too.”