Brooklyn Beckham, 27, reveals salt and pepper flecks in his hair as he and Nicola Peltz arrive at the Balenciaga show - one day before estranged mum Victoria's Paris Fashion Week event

Brooklyn Beckham has revealed salt and pepper flecks in his hair as he and Nicola Peltz arrive at the Balenciaga show in Paris on Thursday.

Victoria and David's eldest son, 27, will be hoping he doesn't bump into his estranged family in the French capital who will be in attendance for Victoria's show on Friday.

Brooklyn tucked his newly grown out salt and pepper locks behind his ears as he arrived at the designer's spring/summer 2027 show. 

The aspiring chef rocked an untucked open collar white shirt with a loose black tie, a leather jacket and cargo trousers as he posed with beaming wife Nicola.

Meanwhile the actress showed off her toned figure in a black tank top which she paired with low-rise skirt and stilettos. 

The couple, who tied the knot in 2022, were all smiles as they arrived hand-in-hand before cosying up for photos at the event. 

Meanwhile Brooklyn's brother Romeo took to Instagram to share snaps from Paris ahead of Victoria's fashion show. 

Victoria's fashion show has become a highlight of the glitzy event but the fashion designer's eldest son will be making sure he doesn't cross paths with his family amid their ongoing feud.

Brooklyn has failed to be present at any family events for almost two years now after he released a scathing six-page statement in January denouncing his parents and declared he was no longer part of 'Brand Beckham'.

Meanwhile Victoria has been busy preparing ahead of this week's show as she raised eyebrows after hitting the gym in four-inch stilettos on Monday.

The designer was filmed by her bemused husband David as she strutted on her Stairmaster in the heels, successfully managing to balance her footwear on each step.

In a video shared to Victoria's Instagram story, David, 51, asked: 'Darling I know it's Fashion Week, but don't you think you're taking this a bit too far?'

Undeterred by the potential to injure herself, Victoria playfully responded: 'No I'm just training.'

The Spice Girl cut a stylish figure in a burgundy leather midi skirt and pale pink shirt from her own fashion label.

Victoria's holding company – which comprises both the fashion and beauty businesses – made an operating profit of £7.3million in the year to December 2025, a huge improvement from the previous year's figure of a £1.5million loss.

The fashion business alone made an operating profit of £1.5million thanks to a sales boost of the grey Tilly T-shirt (£110) and 1970s style Alina jeans (£395) she wore in her Netflix documentary.

Notes to the accounts, which cover the year to December 2025, say: 'The series generated... particularly strong momentum in denim and jersey with unit sales boosted by 48 per cent and 35 per cent respectively.'

There was also an operating profit for the first time – as proudly announced to the Financial Times earlier this month.

She told the newspaper: 'We have all worked hard for a long time for this moment of profitability and growth.

'We've been very transparent about the problems that we had in the business but have recovered and are now growing at a sensible pace. After 20 years, people don't look at my brand as a celebrity brand any more.'

But the full position is that after tax the fashion business actually made a loss of £1.7million. What's more, there was a new loan to the fashion business of £1.5million.

Fashion is booming, but the cost of sales is still sky-high and stands at £17.5million for the fashion business, actually an increase on the previous year. The fashion brand also owes £59million to creditors.

When you include the make-up and beauty brand the figures look better. Victoria Beckham Holdings made an operating profit of £7.3million, and after-tax made a profit of £2.4million.