GB News host brands Brooklyn Beckham an ‘ungrateful little toad’

A GB News host has launched a blistering attack on Brooklyn Beckham, branding him a ‘multi millionaire spoilt brat’ and ‘ungrateful little toad’. 

The TV presenter took aim at the son of David and Victoria Beckham for complaining about his ‘first-world problems’, after Brooklyn, 26, scathingly attacked his family in an Instagram post earlier this month. 

In a series of Instagram stories, Brooklyn, who is the eldest child of Victoria, 51, and former footballer David, 50, hit out against his parents for being ‘performative’ through social media.

He accused them of ‘endlessly’ trying to ‘ruin’ his relationship with wife Nicola Peltz, and hit out against his mother for ‘hijacking’ his planned first dance with his wife. 

He said that the moment, planned weeks in advance, was supposed to be shared with Nicola, 31, and instead claimed Victoria danced ‘very inappropriately’ with him in front of the 500 wedding guests – and forced the couple to later renew their vows.

Now, GB News star Nana Akua has blasted the star, accusing him of not appreciating his parents and branded him a ‘brat’ for not thanking his parents for his lifestyle. 

Mocking Brooklyn live on air, Nana pretended to cry as she whined: ‘I’ve had such a terrible life, it’s so difficult, people – the self-made, hard-working parents who are famous and exceptional.’ 

‘They’ve achieved so much, I can make pancakes, do you want to see a video of me making a toastie?’ Nana added, mocking Brooklyn’s cooking career. 

‘I’ve had to live with this privilege that my hard-working parents have given me everything. It’s not my fault I’ve bagged an heiress daughter of a billionaire and I’m set up for life, but my mum danced on me at the wedding.’ 

She continued: ‘Seriously? Talk about first-world problems. He definitely won’t find this funny. I think it’s hilarious. 

‘Brooklyn, parents are embarrassing, and particularly at weddings, that’s just life.

‘Basically, Brooklyn, the reason you are in the position to even be looked at by Nicola Peltz is that your parents have made something of themselves. 

‘They are global icons. They created brand Beckham, the very thing that you are dissing. This is a mean feat. They’ve done it with sheer unrelenting graft.

‘Basically, Brooklyn, they’ve given you everything.’

Nana went on to note how Victoria Beckham’s 2001 single Not Such An Innocent Girl shot to No 1 in the UK charts in the days that followed Brooklyn’s online attack.

She added: ‘At least Posh is back on top. Your efforts to denigrate your family have well and truly backfired, I’d leave it there, if I were you.

‘You see, most people are busy trying to make ends meet, and frankly, they don’t have much sympathy for multi-millionaire spoilt brats.  

‘Now go and thank your parents for giving you such an incredible opportunity, you ungrateful little toad. Spice Girls, Viva Forever!’

The clip was posted to social media by the GB News official account, and was met with a mixed reaction from fans of the show. 

One penned in agreement: ‘She’s 100% right every single word she said is true! Stop being sensitive and woke.’

Another wrote: ‘Absolutely the best thing I’ve heard all week,’ as a third added: ‘his was absolutely f**king brilliant. Well done.’

‘This is true! And funny!’ someone else replied.  

Others stepped in to defend Brooklyn, with one writing: ‘I usually agree with you but rich parents aren’t automatically good parents are they? Its possible to have a wealthy family but not feel valued or unconditionally loved.’

Another chimed in: ‘A bit cringe watching a grown woman mock a young lad. Regardless of what he’s done, this isn’t cool.’

A third added: ‘So because someone has successful parents they aren’t allowed to be critical of them? Your kids owe you nothing, be better parents.’ 

It comes after This Morning took a withering swipe at Victoria Beckham by airing a segment about ‘how to dance appropriately at a wedding’ after her son Brooklyn’s scathing attack. 

In response to the headlines, This Morning hosts Ben Shephard and Cat Deeley introduced the segment to the show, which saw Jake, 37, learning some ‘wedding appropriate’ moves at a dance school.

Joining the show live via video link, Jake was seen being assisted by a dance teacher as he practiced some moves for the dance floor – and told what to avoid at all costs. 

Announcing the segment, Ben, 51, and Cat, 49, said: ‘It has launched hundreds of AI over the last few days as the fallout from the Beckham’s feud continues. 

‘Brooklyn claims that his mum Victoria danced inappropriately on him at the wedding.

‘So what is acceptable on the dance floor on someone’s big day? Jake Quickenden is live at a dance studio on wedding dance etiquette. That looks very appropriate.’

Jake told them from the dance studio: ‘I am here in London finding out how to, but more specifically how not to, dance at a wedding. 

‘There’s a lot going on at the minute, you may have heard at Brooklyn Beckham’s wedding Victoria maybe, or maybe not, dance in a certain way. There’s a lot of memes going around.’

Moving his arms in a wave pattern, Jake continued: ‘She could’ve danced like this,’ and then performed a high kick, adding: ‘She could’ve done one of these.’

Bending over and shaking his behind, he joked: ‘Maybe, some people are saying it was like this… There you go, Ben, that’s for you.’ 

He was joined by dance teacher Yvette, who were there on hand to explain what was ‘appropriate’ to do on the dance floor, for bride and groom and their guests. 

‘We specialise in wedding dances,’ Yvette said. ‘We specialise in people having their first dance, or maybe a father-daughter dance, or even mother-son dances if they need it.

‘Don’t overshoot – if you’ve not got a lot of time to prepare, don’t go for big extravagant choreography, keep it nice and simple and elegant. 

‘As long as you’re having a good time on the dance floor, everyone will love it.’

Yvette went on to teach Jake with the help of a female dancer, telling him: ‘You should always start with a gentle sway, make sure you’ve got soft knees, you don’t want to be dancing like the tin man.’

Jake and his dance partner then performed the routine they had learned, to the Spice Girls hit song, Two Become One. 

It comes after a wedding guest who attended Brooklyn Beckham’s Florida wedding to Nicola Peltz in 2022 has defended his mother Victoria after he made a series of bombshell allegations towards her. 

Brooklyn wrote in his six-page statement: ‘In front of our 500 wedding guests, Marc Anthony called me to the stage, where in the schedule was planned to be my romantic dance with my wife but instead my mum was waiting to dance with me instead. 

‘She danced very inappropriately on me in front of everyone.  

‘I’ve never felt more uncomfortable or humiliated in my entire life. We wanted to renew our vows so we could create new memories of our wedding day that bring us joy and happiness, not anxiety and embarrassment.’

But now one guest who attended the wedding has claimed Victoria’s dancing was anything but sleazy and believes the bride Nicola, was furious her mother-in-law ‘stole her limelight’ after Marc Anthony heaped praise on the Spice Girl throughout his set. 

‘She was a bit wooden but not sleazy. It was inappropriate but only in the sense that she appeared to be the centre of attention when it should have been about the bride instead,’ the wedding guest told The Mirror. 

‘Our takeaway was that there was no grinding. But it was a bit of a stiff, awkward performance.

‘It did rather feel like the Beckham show. 

‘Marc Anthony had been praising Victoria in between songs, and then you had her go up on the dance floor for this moment. It was a bit much, and Nicola didn’t appear happy.’