Beckhams Reunite: Mending Family Feud on Birthday

Victoria and 'want to draw a line' under the heartbreaking feud with their son .

Despite his bombshell statement that he shared over six weeks ago, friends say his parents 'continue to love Brooklyn no matter what'.

The couple offered a public olive branch with Instagram posts to mark their eldest son's 27th birthday on Wednesday.

Sharing childhood photos of Brooklyn and tagging his wife Victoria, David used his childhood nickname for his son, Buster, as he wrote '27 today. Happy Birthday Bust. We love you x'

Minutes later Victoria shared the same photo and wrote 'happy birthday Brooklyn, we love you so much', before uploading a photo of herself laughing with her son with a string of love hearts.

Sources said: 'They can rise above the attacks and see the bigger picture which is that they will love their son no matter what. They love him unconditionally, and will always do. 

'It's not just David and Victoria being forced to reach out this way, his three aunts posted too.'

'It just goes to show that everyone wishes him the best, and everyone is prepared to draw a line under everything as they love and care for him so much', a pal told The Mirror.

The friend added that it is 'still desperately sad that the only way they could communicate was via social media'.

Daily Mail has contacted The Beckhams' representatives for comment. 

Brooklyn's brother Romeo, 23, posted his own childhood throwback snap with his sibling on Wednesday afternoon, but didn't include a caption.

His grandparents - Ted and Hilary Beckham - also posted pictures in honour of Brooklyn's birthday and included photos of his wife Nicola.

Alongside the snaps, they wrote: 'Happy birthday Brooklyn. Hope you have a fabulous day. With love from Grandad and Hilary.' 

The most recent reports suggest Brooklyn is on speaking terms with his grandfather Ted and his wife Hilary, even though he remains estranged from his parents. He’s reportedly been in regular contact with them.

Now based in the United States with his actress wife , Brooklyn recently outlined his desire to distance himself from his family in a six-page Instagram statement filled with lurid allegations.

Addressing social media followers in January, he claimed his parents had tried to sabotage his marriage and have always prioritised public branding over their family relationships.

'For my entire life, my parents have controlled narratives in the press about our family,' he wrote.

'The performative social media posts, family events and inauthentic relationships have been a fixture of the life I was born into.'

He added: 'Recently, I have seen with my own eyes the lengths that they'll go through to place countless lies in the media, mostly at the expense of innocent people, to preserve their own facade. But I believe the truth always comes out.'

Unlike his three younger siblings, Brooklyn did not appear in his mother's recent Netflix docuseries, nor did he show up at the October premiere as he and Nicola had for the London premiere of his father's docuseries in 2023.

Brooklyn and his wife also missed David's 50th birthday celebrations last May, and were notably absent at Windsor Castle for the former footballer's long-awaited investiture on November 4.

Brooklyn's brother youngest brother Cruz has so far remained quiet on social media on his sibling's birthday. Victoria's sister Louise Adams has posted, though, sharing a sweet photo of her daughter Libby alongside a baby Brooklyn. 

It's not David's first Instagram olive branch. On New Year's Eve, in another attempt to resolve their ongoing estrangement, he included a photo of a teenage Brooklynin his round-up of family photos. He captioned the image: 'I love you all so much.'  

Further shots he shared 

The post was promptly re-shared by wife Victoria, 51, who accompanied the image of Sir David and Brooklyn with an affectionate love heart.

Brooklyn's birthday celebrations come just two weeks after the Beckham family celebrated Cruz, who enjoyed several fun-filled bashes to mark his milestone 21st. 

David and Victoria first threw their youngest son a lavish party at The  in Mayfair last month, ahead of Cruz's big day on February 20, complete with a luxury three-course meal.

The whole Beckham clan - minus Brooklyn - turned out for the occasion, including siblings Romeo, 23, and Harper, 14; maternal grandparents Tony and Jackie; aunt Joanne and paternal gran, Sandra.

Victoria, Harper, and Cruz's girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 30, brought him to tears with a heartwarming speech during the bash.

David led the birthday tributes to 'kind, considerate and fiercely loyal' son Cruz, with the former footballer sharing an Instagram post that said almost as much about his estrangement from his eldest child Brooklyn as it did his relationship with his youngest.

The retired Manchester United and England footballer was among the first family members to post birthday messages for the young musician.

But Brooklyn's decision to cut ties with his immediate family so publicly appeared to be weighing on David's mind as he shared video footage of Cruz as a child.

'Happy 21st birthday to my little boy,' he wrote. 'Not so little anymore but the proudest thing that I am of you is the person and man that you have become, you are kind, considerate and fiercely loyal to your family, friends and everyone around you which makes you a very special person.

'You are on your own journey in life and you are working hard and having fun which is what life is all about... We love you Cruzie and hope you have the most amazing day because you deserve to.'