Victoria Beckham is reportedly holding onto hope that time and patience could help heal the ongoing rift with her eldest son, Brooklyn. After a year marked by distance and missed milestones, sources suggest the fashion designer remains focused on reconciliation rather than resentment. Tensions within the Beckham family have played out publicly, at times. But those close to the situation say Victoria’s priority is keeping the possibility of a reunion alive. For now, that hope appears firmly intact.
Victoria Beckham hasn’t given up hope on reuniting with son Brooklyn in 2026, per source
According to sources cited by Closer, Victoria Beckham has not closed the door on her relationship with Brooklyn Beckham, despite an increasingly painful estrangement. The insider claims that while 2025 ended on a particularly frosty note for the family, Victoria believes 2026 could still bring a turning point. “There’s no question of her giving up on Brooklyn,” the source alleged. “Her ‘door remains open’ policy remains. Nothing will change that.”
The reported rift has been building for years, with sources pointing to tensions that escalated around Brooklyn’s 2020 engagement to Nicola Peltz Beckham and continued through their wedding. While neither side has publicly detailed the root causes, insiders have long alleged disagreements over boundaries, expectations, and unresolved hurt feelings.
Matters appeared to worsen over the past year. Brooklyn and Nicola reportedly skipped several major Beckham family moments, including milestone birthdays and high-profile celebrations. A particularly difficult period allegedly followed Christmas, when Brooklyn is said to have blocked his parents on social media. Around the same time, David Beckham shared emotional throwback photos of Brooklyn online. “I love you all so much,” he captioned the photo.
However, other reports suggest those public gestures may have unintentionally deepened the rift. A source quoted by Mirror UK alleged that Brooklyn had previously asked for any reconciliation efforts to take place “privately,” pointing to concerns about his mental health. According to that account, a legal letter sent last summer requested that communication be handled through representatives rather than directly, a move that sources say left David and Victoria “desperately sad.”
Still, insiders insist Victoria believes time could soften the situation. As one source put it, “They are only doing what every parent would do in this situation… they love Brooklyn deeply and will always be there for him.”
