Brooklyn Beckham could be on a mission to take down the hugely successful Beckham brand his parents have forged, experts have warned.
The oldest child of David and Victoria Beckham shocked with his DoorDash advert for the delivery company as he took aim at their bitter family feud.
The 27-year-old’s deal with the US-based firm is said to earn him a six-figure sum for his troubles.
But while he is cashing in on the feud, the advert could have huge repercussions for his parents.
Mark Borkowski, a PR expert claimed that Brooklyn’s antics will not only torch his own brand, but he is now threatening that of his family.
‘This will not end well for the Beckhams. Money and fame don’t buy happiness or indeed harmony. David and Victoria must forget the brand – it should be family first. This is a tragic soap opera. Wounding is not the word,’ the PR expert told DailyMail.
He continued that while Brooklyn may feel liberated by removing himself from the empire built by his parents, it is causing huge damage to the couple. And he went on to say: ‘What makes this so painful is that everyone appears trapped inside a story they can no longer control.’
The advert for the World Cup 2026 sees Brooklyn giving away tickets to the football. He tells the camera: ‘You’re probably wondering why I’m watching the FIFA 2026 World Cup 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 then told a Doordash employee as he handed over a bag of tickets. ‘Hey, put them somewhere fun!’ he then told the employee.
