Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz ‘plan to adopt a child’ as family feud deepens: report

Brooklyn Beckham and wife Nicola Peltz are reportedly planning to adopt a child as their feud with his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, deepens.

The couple has had “several conversations” about raising a child that is not biologically theirs, a friend of Brooklyn and Peltz’s told the Sun in a report published Friday.

“This is a subject Nicola and Brooklyn firmly align on,” the insider added. “They both want a brood of children, and for at least one to be adopted.”

“They both know they come from a place of unimagined privilege and therefore strongly want to give back by offering a disadvantaged baby or child the best possible life,” the source explained.

“They have talked extensively about it. Nicola has just dropped down to 90 lbs. for her latest movie role so having a child that is biologically hers right now seems out of the question.”

This new development comes weeks after Brooklyn, 26, declared that he had zero interest in reconciling with his entire family — including siblings Romeo, 23, Cruz, 20, and sister Harper, 14 — in a shocking social media rampage.

In his statement, he accused his parents of trying to destroy his marriage to Nicola, 31, and claimed Victoria danced “inappropriately” with him at his 2022 wedding.

“Brooklyn mentioned kids, ‘future family’ and ‘future children’ in his statement — they were two very intentional clauses,” the source said.

David and Victoria, who are “two hugely family-orientated people” and “adore the idea of becoming grandparents,” are now facing fresh heartbreak as “it would cut them deep not to have a role in a prospective grandchild’s life.”

“The prospect of reading about an adopted baby on Instagram does not bear thinking about for them but, sadly, it is a very real prospect,” the insider added.

Brooklyn has not spoken to his parents in more than eight months, and the whole family is now currently estranged from him.

Reps for Brooklyn and Pelt did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.