Brooklyn Beckham, the eldest son of global icons David and Victoria Beckham, has reportedly issued a formal legal notice to his parents, instructing them to communicate solely through their appointed lawyers. This significant escalation in the highly publicised family feud came to light around his wife Nicola Peltz Beckham's birthday on January 9th, intensifying media coverage. While some reports suggest the initial 'desist' letter was sent in late summer 2025, the news of the heightened tensions and the legal instruction gained widespread attention in early January 2026. Multiple credible sources, including The Sun, Page Six, and various international news outlets, corroborate that Brooklyn is seeking to establish strict boundaries in his relationship with his parents. The legal communication reportedly also requests that David and Victoria refrain from tagging him or mentioning him on social media. The rift, which reportedly dates back to Brooklyn's 2022 wedding to Nicola Peltz, has seen a series of public snubs and private disagreements. Brooklyn and Nicola were notably absent from major family events, including David Beckham's 50th birthday, and David and Victoria reportedly did not attend Brooklyn and Nicola's vow renewal ceremony. Brooklyn's younger brother, Cruz, previously confirmed that Brooklyn had blocked his parents and siblings on social media, alleging that a 'like' from Victoria on one of Brooklyn's Instagram posts was perceived as a breach of his requests for privacy. Despite the legal separation, sources indicate that David and Victoria are reportedly "bemused and devastated" but continue to express love and hope for a private reconciliation with their eldest son.