Brooklyn has reportedly earned himself a pretty penny for the DoorDash advert he recently filmed, which features the 27-year-old taking a swipe at his parents
Brooklyn Beckham(Image: Getty Images for ARIA Resort & C)
Brooklyn Beckham has been paid a pretty penny for the DoorDash advert he filmed, in which he takes a swipe at his parents, David and Victoria.
There has been no shortage of drama surrounding the Beckham family recently, and further fuel was added to the fire after Brooklyn shared a commercial on his Instagram account.
In the commercial, Brooklyn says he is giving away his tickets to the 2026 FIFA World Cup because he will be watching the football from home.
“You’re probably wondering why I’m watching the FIFA World Cup 2026 from home. It’s not like I don’t have tickets, um, it’s because… It’s a long story.
“These can go to someone…else,” he says as he hands over a bag with his tickets inside to a DoorDash employee. “Hey, put them somewhere fun!” he told the worker.
A snippet of the advert was shared to Brooklyn’s Instagram account a few days ago and caused quite a stir online. It starts off with the same dialogue as he places his football tickets on a coffee table next to a watch, a professional camera, and a stack of letters. Before the video ends, text pops up on screen that reads: “It’s complicated. More soon.”
Now, Page Six has reported that Brooklyn raked in around a million dollars for starring in the commercial.
A source told the site that although the ad is ‘a little cheesy,’ he likely got paid around $1 million.
“Anything that makes him money is good — it shows that his brand is there and flourishing,” the source said.
This came only days after his younger sister, Harper, was photographed as she paid a visit to his house in Los Angeles. The Beckham family were in the area as David was being honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and Harper seemingly stopped by in the hopes of catching up with her older brother.
However, no one opened the door for the 14-year-old, leaving her with no choice but to turn away. It is thought that she may have left behind a letter for her brother, who was in New York City at the time of her visit.
Brooklyn’s team released a statement after Harper’s unsuccessful visit, calling it ‘choreographed’. A spokesperson said, “That photographers were in place as the letter was hand-delivered says it all – this was choreographed for the cameras.”
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