Prince Harry and Brooklyn Beckham The so-called “victim summit” is much more than a group of people and their spouses, including known and so-called family issues.
In mid-May, a source told people The Duke and Duchess of Sussex presided over Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz At their home in Montecito, California. The two reportedly provided “firm support” to the young couple in reports of reports between Beckham’s family and the couple.
Hello! Royal Editor of the Magazine Emily Nash After that, what happened to dinner was thoroughly clarified.
“I think we need clarification, too, that’s not just two couples. They’re there part of a dinner for about 20 people,” she explained in this week’s episode of “Right Royal Podcast”. Nash also said that the conference didn’t stand out from Harry and Meghan’s home, after all.
“It is made Tracy Robbins and Brian RobbinsParamount CEO Nickelodeon. We know David Beckham There is a connection to Paramount. So, I don’t think this is designed as a “summit” of both, as you describe. ” Nash added.
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Sources specifically told US Weekly On May 8, Beckhams has had “bad blood” since Nicola and Brooklyn got married in April 2022.
“Things never really get smoothed, you can say it still affects everyone,” the source explained. “The tensions are still there, and Brooklyn is hard at times. Brooklyn was in tough times. He was super stubborn and now just wants to get space from his family.”
The Duke and Duchess are also familiar with family disputes. The two moved to Montecito after resigning from senior royal duties in 2020. The move reportedly created a rift between the duo and the British royal family – a rift that deepened Harry’s best-selling memoirs, “Standby Memoirs, “Standby”, “Standby”, “Standby”, and the Prince’s legal scope in the UK (Harry Loss inter Flost his latest court lawsuit) (Harry Foss fight his latest court appeal).
“I can’t see the world I’m bringing my wife and children back to the UK now,” he told recently BBC “I love my country, and despite what some people in that country have done, I’ve always done it.”
Harry added: “I’d love to reconcile with my family. It doesn’t make sense to continue fighting. There’s too much disagreement between me and some of my family.”
