**Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Beckham Hire Lawyer Amid Family Feud: “Setting the Record Straight”**
In a dramatic turn of events, Brooklyn Beckham and his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, have enlisted the services of British lawyer Jenny Afy from Schilling’s law firm, amid escalating tensions with Brooklyn’s famous family. E! News has confirmed that this legal move is not about reputation management but rather a response to rampant misinformation surrounding their strained relationship with parents Victoria and David Beckham.
Sources close to the couple reveal that the decision to hire legal counsel stems from a desire to “set the record straight” after a series of misreported events. This comes in the wake of shocking revelations regarding their wedding day, when a confused Brooklyn found himself in an uncomfortable position as his mother was unexpectedly given the spotlight during a moment he believed would be reserved for his wife. Guests reportedly gasped as Mark Anthony introduced Victoria Beckham as “the most beautiful woman in the room,” leaving Nicola in tears, a source disclosed.
Despite the turmoil, Brooklyn publicly declared his love for Nicola just days ago, calling her “his whole world,” indicating their commitment to each other remains steadfast even amidst family discord. The couple has made attempts to mend fences with the Beckhams over the years, but insiders suggest their relationship is currently at an all-time low.
The choice of lawyer has drawn attention, particularly given Afy’s previous association with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, though sources quickly clarified there is “absolutely no connection” to the royal couple, emphasizing Schilling’s reputation as a respected firm with diverse clients.
As Brooklyn and Nicola navigate this challenging chapter, the couple appears determined to forge their own path, fighting against what they perceive as a wave of false narratives. With legal counsel now on their side, they seem poised to reclaim their narrative in the ever-watchful eye of the public.
