Brooklyn Beckham 'is getting business advice from his billionaire father-in-law Nelson Peltz as he makes plans to build empire with wife Nicola to rival his parents' brand Beckham'

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Brooklyn Beckham is reportedly getting business advice from his billionaire father-in-law Nelson Peltz amid his ongoing family feud with parents Victoria and David.

The British social media star, 27, is thought to be making plans to build an empire with his actress wife Nicola, 31, to rival his parents' incredibly successful 'brand Beckham'.

Brooklyn is still at the centre of a family feud which has seen him cut off his family in search of 'peace', having claimed on Instagram in January that they had tried to split him up from his wife – who he married in 2022. 

Now a new report claims that Brooklyn is being 'secretly' coached by businessman Nelson, 84, and has plans to be 'wealthier than his famous parents'.

Victoria, 52, and David, 51, have a combined net worth of £1.185billion due to their various business pursuits. Nelson is worth $1.6billion.

So far most of Brooklyn's income comes from his hot sauce brand Cloud23 and various Instagram sponsorships.  

A source said: 'Brooklyn has been getting advice from Nicola's dad, as he's the one who suggested that Brooklyn's best prospects probably lie in doing everyday products.'

Brooklyn Beckham is reportedly getting business advice from his billionaire father-in-law Nelson Peltz amid his ongoing family feud with parents Victoria and David

The British social media star, 27, is thought to be making plans to an build empire with his actress wife Nicola, 31, to rival his parents' incredibly successful 'brand Beckham'

The insider added to The Sun: 'Using his fame and name to sell easy consumables such as the hot sauce, that can be sold in volume and built up product by product.

'He's told him how it will always generate income until one day he'll have such brand recognition that it will be a logical step to then have loads of restaurants.'

The source went on to explain that Brooklyn has been 'listening with open ears' as he can no longer turn to his parents and that he believes with Nelson's help he and Nicola can build an even bigger empire than his parents. 

He is thought to be 'determined to forge his own career path', to prove how well he has done after 'walking away from the Beckham brand and name'.

A representative for Brooklyn has been contacted by the Daily Mail for comment. 

It comes after last week Brooklyn adopted an American twang as he appeared in a video with Nicola while attending the Valentino Vendetta launch party in California

The couple played This Or That for Who What Wear on Thursday, where they were asked about their date night routine. 

When questioned about whether they prefer to stay in or go out for date night, budding chef Brooklyn was quick to state: 'Staying in because I love to cook.'

The couple were then asked if they could share a closet, to which Brooklyn laughed: 'If we shared a closet, maybe I would, if I was lucky, have one drawer.'

Nicola then piped up when asked if she'd prefer flowers or a love letter. Initially responding with 'both', she then settled on love letters. 

Victoria, 52, and David, 51, have a combined net worth of £1.185billion due to their various business pursuits

Now a new report claims that Brooklyn is being 'secretly' coached by businessman Nelson, 84, and has plans to be 'wealthier than his famous parents' (Brooklyn and Nicola seen with her parents Nelson and Claudia)

The couple's penchant for a romantic letter is well documented, with the pair often sharing snaps of their notes on social media and Brooklyn even having one of Nicola's letters tattooed on his neck.

Their night out in California came after a brief stop in Europe so that Nicola could collect the Rising Star Award at Venice Film Festival. 

While the honour was welcomed by her husband, sources have shared with the Daily Mail that it's sparked anger from her industry peers. You can read the full story here.  

Nicola's proud billionaire father, business leader Nelson, mother Claudia and brother Bradley were there to watch her.

Accepting the award she said: 'Hi everyone. I am normally more comfortable playing a character as an actor than standing in front of an audience, so please bear with me.

'Thank you so much for this immense honour. To receive an award at the Venice Film Festival is something I will carry with me for the rest of my career.'

She then addressed her co-star in the film Prima, Faye Dunaway, who was given a Lifetime Achievement at the same ceremony. 'Faye you have always been an inspiration to me and learning with you has been incredible.'

She went on: 'My family are my everything. My mum, dad, [brothers] Diesel and Brad and Brooklyn thank you. You always believe in me. To have your support is the reason I can reach to the stars in the first place.'

There was some chaos before she took to the stage, with her award being announced five times, and one presenter saying: 'Where is our beautiful star?'

Eventually they were told that she didn't want to accept the award until Faye was also in place.

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