Romeo Beckham Teases New Project Amid Family Feud

Romeo Beckham hinted that he may have a mystery new project in the works, brushing off his estranged brother Brooklyn's clap-back in their family feud.

Following Cruz's attempt to offer an olive branch to his estranged sibling, Brooklyn took to Instagram on Thursday to declare his wife was his 'first, his last, his everything.'

Brushing off the drama, Romeo revealed on his social media that he had started work on a new venture, as he shared a snap of a document he was reading.

The model also offered a glimpse at his lavish wealth by showing off his new robot, which could be seen in the background of the image.

This week the Beckham family's attempts to rebuild bridges with Brooklyn were met with a stone wall, after Cruz extended an olive branch to his estranged sibling on Instagram for the first time since the family's huge falling out.

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  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.

Brooklyn posted a photo of his beaming wife lying on a bed with her arms splayed above her head, wearing a plunging black top. 

He also posted an insight into their life in Los Angeles, including pictures of their dogs and food the budding chef had recently made. 

His latest cooking creations included two crusty loaves of bread, which were later sliced and topped with tomato, feta and basil.

The couple have previously made their penchant for fine wine known, once enjoying a bottle of the 'world's most expensive' wine, which costs $17,000 a bottle.

Brooklyn shared a picture of bottles of Harlan Estate wine, which typically retails for approximately $1,300 to over $2,000 per bottle.