Brooklyn Beckham Spends £1,464 on Exclusive Wine

has continued to flaunt his lavish lifestyle with billionaire heiress wife on Instagram as they splashed out on 's most exclusive wine.

The aspiring chef, 26, who is estranged from his parents Sir David and Lady , seems to be making the most of his wife

Taking to social media Brooklyn shared a picture of bottles of Harlan Estate wine, which typically retails for £1,464 [$2,000] a bottle.

The influencer made sure to show off that he had got his hands on not one but three bottles of the wine, which was released in January 2026, bringing the total cost to £4,395 [$6,000].

According to the company's website, the wine must be 'requested' for allocation, and anyone who sells on the wine rather than drinking is seemingly frowned upon. 

A wine expert told Daily Mail: 'Harlan Estate is one of Napa Valley’s most sought-after "cult" wines, celebrated for its bold yet refined style and very limited production. 

'It's rarity and prestige mean it’s poured only in exclusive venues such as The Connaught in London, where it sells for more than £3,000 per bottle.'

This is not the first time Brooklyn has had luxury wines as he shared pictures enjoying dinner and fine wine during a stay at Meghan and Harry's favourite California hotel, San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito last month. 

There was a bottle of red open on the table and Brooklyn posted photos from the wine cellar,

It is not known if the Peltz Beckhams bought the 1831 Château d'Yquem or the 1811 vintage next to it, which last sold at auction in 2012 for around £75,000.

Although if reports of are to be believed, they could no doubt afford both.

Whatever they drank, the couple put on a show of unity - and romance - with a new set of Instagram photos of their stay at San Ysidro, which can cost up to $2,595 a night.

Harry and Meghan are reported to have spent time with Brooklyn and Nicola over the past year, and apparently bonded over family strife over dinner at their home.

While his name may not be as well known in pop culture as the Beckhams, Nelson Peltz's wealth eclipses that of his co-parents-in-law, with the businessman boasting a stunning net worth of $1.6billion, in comparison to the Beckhams' $680million.

Speaking on The Rest Is Entertainment podcast, Marina Hyde said: 'From what I hear I think the Beckhams give Brooklyn a lot of money but not insane money and they have this dream to some degree that he will stand on his own two feet and become independent.

'Maybe Nelson Peltz would deny this but I hear that he said to them that "I give my daughter a million dollar a month allowance."

'The one thing they [the Beckhams] didn't think their children would be doing would be the ones signing the prenuptial, they thought it would be the other way round.'

As Brooklyn showed off his new bottles for his wine collection, he ignored his youngest brother

Cruz shared a gallery of images of his oldest sibling, 26, for the first time since a bitter feud engulfed the Beckham family.

Notably, Cruz shared the Billy Joel song The River Of Dreams as a soundtrack to his post, which includes poignant lyrics about 'something sacred I lost'.

However, despite Cruz's clear bid to send a message of reconciliation to Brooklyn, his older brother did not appear to reciprocate the hopeful tone.

Instead he shared a gallery of images that included his wife Nicola, accompanied by the thinly veiled Barry White track, You're The First, The Last, My Everything.

Unlike his brother, Brooklyn's pictures were new snaps of his current life, rather than the nostalgic callbacks chosen by Cruz.

Cruz posted a black and white picture of himself with his two brothers as children, as well as all of his siblings, including sister Harper, 14, sporting beekeeping gear.

The mix of old and new images featured the Billy Joel backing track.

The song goes... 'I've been searching for something, taken out of my soul, Something I'd never lose, Something somebody stole. I hope it doesn't take the rest of my life, Until I find what it is that I've been looking for...'

The post comes after the

He, Romeo, 23, and Cruz famously got matching tattoos in 2023, and despite cutting ties with his family, the chef's inking was still visible during an outing on Tuesday.

Brooklyn also still sports the ballerina inking on his leg that he had done to honour his sister Harper, but he has had his 'dad' tattoo covered up.

In a six-page scathing statement, released on Instagram on January 19, Brooklyn said he has no plans to reconcile with his family.

He accused his mother Victoria, 51, of ruining his 2022 wedding to Nicola Peltz, 31, and his father David, 50, for caring about public perception and endorsements above all else. 

Yet among Cruz's latest gallery post was a picture of himself with his mother Victoria, a clear sign of solidarity after Brooklyn's claims.

In December Cruz claimed Brooklyn had blocked the entire family on social media following reports they had unfollowed him, saying: 'My mum and dad would never unfollow their son... Let's get the facts right. They woke up blocked... as did I'.

This claim was contradicted by Brooklyn in his statement where he said he claimed his brothers 'blocked me out of nowhere this last summer'.

On Monday, singer Marc Anthony broke his silence on Brooklyn's statement, insisting the way the family feud has played out 'is hardly the truth'.

The Latin singer, 57, spoke out three weeks after Brooklyn severed ties with his famous parents, Sir David and Victoria.

At the centre of Brooklyn's statement was the allegation that his mum Victoria had 'hijacked' his first dance with Nicola when Marc, who was performing during the reception, 'called me to the stage'.

He went on to claim that his mum 'danced very inappropriately on me in front of everyone. I've never felt more uncomfortable or humiliated in my entire life.'

Marc, who has been friends with David and Victoria for years, spoke out on the drama, describing the ongoing feud as 'extremely unfortunate' but adding that the way it has played out 'is hardly the truth'.

'I have nothing to say about what's happening with the family. They're a wonderful, wonderful family. I've known them since before the kids were born. I'm godfather to Cruz,' the singer explained.

'I'm really close to the family,' he added to in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

'But I have nothing to say about what happened there. It's extremely unfortunate how it's playing out — but [how it's playing out] is hardly the truth.'

Shared across multiple Instagram stories, Brooklyn claimed his parents had been 'trying to ruin' his relationship with Nicola and controlling him 'for most of my life'.

According to Brooklyn, Marc called him on stage during the wedding and then called for Victoria to come dance with him, stealing the moment that had been carefully planned for Brooklyn and Nicola.

Reports say the singer even invited 'the most beautiful woman in the room tonight' to join him, and it wasn’t the bride Nicola, but Posh Spice, leaving guests completely aghast.

Nicola was left devastated by the three-minute dance to a love song performed on stage by Marc, and left the room in tears.

Her family went after Nicola and Brooklyn looked humiliated and also went to find his new wife after the 'awkward' dance took place, said DJ Fat Tony who performed at the wedding.

Nicola's billionaire father Nelson has also broken his silence on the Beckham feud.

The business magnate, 83, spoke about the family drama when he did a Q and A at WSJD's Invest Live in West Palm Beach event earlier this month.

Nelson said: 'My daughter and the Beckhams are a whole other story and that's not for coverage here today. But I'll tell you my daughter is great, my son-in-law Brooklyn is great and I look forward to them having a long, happy marriage together.'

Nelson was also asked if he gave the couple advice in how to navigate a difficult situation. He replied: 'I do. Sometimes they give me advice.'

Nicola's father's wealth eclipses that of his co-parents-in-law, with the businessman boasting a net worth of $1.6billion, in comparison to the Beckhams' $680million.