Brooklyn Beckham’s latest social media post has sparked ridicule from followers after he “ran out” of a key ingredient during a cooking video.
The 26-year-old’s new post, a clip showing the aspiring chef cooking “special spaghetti Bolognese,” comes despite reports stating his wife Nicola Peltz receives a £1million-a-month allowance from her billionaire father.
The video was posted a week after Brooklyn also released a scathing statement about his parents, with the family’s bitted feud continuing to make headlines.
Brooklyn captioned the post “My special Spaghetti Bolognese xx,” but the recipe didn’t include any actual spaghetti.
Brooklyn Beckham’s latest post prompted mocking comments
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Instead of using the classic thin, cylindrical pasta for the dish, Brooklyn instead opted for Conchiglie.
Taking to the comments, followers were quick to joke about the blunder, with many mocking the eldest Beckham child.
One quipped: “Is the spaghetti in the room with us, hun?”
“Um, is no one gonna address the Elephant in the room….? That ain’t spaghetti,” another remarked.
“Where’s the spaghetti??” another asked, while one more penned: “That is not spaghetti.”
“Spaghetti is the friends we made along the way,” someone else wrote, while one more joked: “*Italian screams.*”
Others offered more support though, with one person commenting: “Well done! Your kitchen, you did it your way! Ignore the critics!”
“Not gonna lie, this looks ridiculously good,” another added.
Nicola and Brooklyn Peltz Beckham | INSTAGRAM
Brooklyn also addressed the criticism, writing in the comments: “I was going to use spaghetti but ran out xx.”
Based on recent reports, the missing key ingredient seems easily fixed, with reports stating that Ms Peltz is given £1million each month from her family.
In an episode of The Rest is Entertainment podcast, journalist Marina Hyde make the unfounded claim.
Nelson Peltz built his $1.6billion fortune through food companies alongside his brothers before turning it into a billion-dollar management fund.
The Beckham son’s social media post came a week after he delivered a highly-charged Instagram post in which he claimed his parents, David and Victoria Beckham.
He claimed on Instagram his parents have been “controlling” him throughout his life and prioritise “Brand Beckham” over family relations.
He also claimed his mother ruined his wedding by “hijacking” his first dance with Ms Peltz, adding that she danced “on me inappropriately”.
