BROOKLYN Beckham has reconciled with his grandparents & chats to them regularly.
We can reveal that the aspiring chef, 26, contacted both sets of his grandparents over the past six months, after he sent parents David and Victoria a legal notice warning they cannot directly contact him.
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Brooklyn and Nicola reside in the United States, and the aspiring chef has not been in contact with his family for many monthsCredit: Instagram
David and Victoria were issues a desist letter by their son last yearCredit: Getty
Brooklyn has been contacting his grandparentsCredit: instagram
Despite the ongoing family feud, which came to a head when Brooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz, 30, failed to attend his dad’s 50th birthday bash, he has had phone conversations and texts with his grandparents.
He has chatted with Tony and Jackie, and Ted and Sandra. He also called them during the festive period.
A source said: “Brooklyn absolutely adores them, and knows how much pain this is causing everyone.
“So he has reached out in his own time, but tried to keep it low-key so as not to drag them into it.
“Brooklyn is navigating this soul-crushing family feud as best he can but it isn’t easy on anyone. Nicola remains his absolute rock.”
The Beckhams’ feud with Brooklyn and Nicola dates back almost four years, and has reached rock bottom.
Pals of the US-based pair claim it started after his brother, former Burberry model Romeo, began dating Brooklyn’s ex Kim Turnbull.
But The Beckhams lay the fault squarely at the feet of Nicola, accusing her of being “difficult”, and deny a romantic relationship between Kim and Brooklyn.
They have not spoken in 13 months, with the most recent public fall-out occurring ahead of the ex-England captain’s star-studded 50th birthday celebrations last May.
Neither Brooklyn nor Nicola attended any of his week of events.
The couple claim they privately texted David asking to meet for a coffee — but were rebuffed.
I am told, though, that in recent months both David and Victoria have texted Brooklyn and suggested a private reconciliation.
It is understood Brooklyn has not replied, but it is not known if the LA-based youngster has seen or read the messages.
Last night, representatives for neither Brooklyn nor the Beckhams responded to requests for comment.
This comes as we also reveal that Brooklyn sent his parents a “desist” letter which instructs them to contact him via lawyers and not to “tag” him on social media.
He had issued David and Victoria with an extraordinary notice last summer from lawyers Schillings, requesting they “desist” contacting him personally, or tagging him on social media.
Posh’s positive response to his poultry recipe on Instagram then led to a fall-out last month and a blocking scandal.
At the time, their youngest son Cruz, 20, posted on social media: “They (my parents) woke up blocked . . . so did I.”
Brooklyn spends all of his time with Nicola and her familyCredit: Instagram