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Victoria and David Beckham have praised estranged son Brooklyn as he showed off his kitchen skills, hinting at a potential family reconciliation.
Brooklyn, 26, who is the eldest son of Victoria, 51, and David, 50, has been estranged from the Beckham family since earlier this year amid a feud.
It was previously revealed how Victoria and her husband have reconciled that they won’t see their eldest son for the foreseeable future.
A source said that Brooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz are ‘always missed’ at family gatherings following the fallout which came to a head when the pair shunned all of David’s 50th birthday celebrations.
However, Victoria and David have continued to support their son from afar and on Thursday praised his cooking abilities following his latest social media post.
The former Spice Girl and footballer ‘liked’ his new video on Instagram as he made buttermilk pancakes for his fanbase.
It showed Brooklyn every step of the way before flipping the pancakes as Eric Clapton’s Wonderful Tonight played.
Posh Spice and Becks’ public interaction with Brooklyn comes after he failed to support Victoria’s Paris Fashion Week Show and the premiere of her Netflix documentary earlier this month.
But this could be the biggest hint yet that a family reconciliation is on the cards after months of feuding.
Meanwhile, Victoria also took to social media to show her fans how she suffered a nasty kitchen injury as she attempted to cook.
She posted a snap of her left hand on her Instagram stories showing blood on her thumb and index finger.
Victoria captioned the picture: ‘Why I need to stay away from the kitchen!’
She recently said how it’s ‘not their fault’ her kids are ‘nepo babies’ as she shared the advice she has given for Cruz as he follows in her footsteps in the music industry.
Her other children Romeo, 23, Cruz, 20, and Harper, 14 are all carving out their own careers in the public eye.
In a new interview, Victoria addressed the nepotism debate, defending her family against the ‘nepo baby’ label as she explained that her kids are simply the children of their parents.
She told The Sun: ‘It’s not their fault, give them a chance.’
The term ‘nepo baby’ refers to the children of celebs who are often thought to have benefited from their parents’ fame and connections to get ahead.
Meanwhile Romeo has pursued modelling, Harper is building an interest in beauty and fashion, and Cruz is stepping into the music world as a singer-songwriter.
Despite the criticism, Victoria admitted she’s proud of all her children and has offered Cruz some heartfelt advice as he prepares to launch his music career.
She told the publication: ‘I told him, ‘Don’t expect immediate success.
‘You’ve got to start small and build it up – and that’s exactly what he’s doing, playing tiny venues, no fuss, doing his thing.’
Victoria added that she believes that success is often better when it takes time, noting that it took her 20 years to build her fashion label into what it is today.
