Beckham's Walk of Fame Star Ceremony Hit by Family Rift Drama

David Beckham will be honored with a Hollywood Walk of Fame star, but his son Brooklyn's absence spotlights a family rift. Reports suggest tensions with Brooklyn and his wife Nicola have distanced him from the Beckhams, although the star footballer is supported by wife Victoria and friend Tom Cruise.

David Beckham, the former England football captain, is set to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. However, reports suggest that his son Brooklyn Beckham will not be attending the ceremony despite residing nearby, according to sources cited by Page Six. The event will honor David in the Sports Entertainment category, where he will be joined by his wife, Victoria Beckham, and longtime friend Tom Cruise.

The reported absence of Brooklyn comes amidst a family rift that has left him estranged from his parents and siblings for over a year. Sources claim that even if Brooklyn wanted to attend, his wife Nicola Peltz would oppose the idea, according to insiders who spoke to Page Six.

The family tensions reportedly escalated earlier this year when Brooklyn allegedly posted a lengthy message on social media accusing his parents of exploiting him for 'Brand Beckham' and interfering in his marriage. The Beckhams have attempted to address the family issues, with Victoria emphasizing their dedication to their children during interviews with The Wall Street Journal and NBC.

The Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony marks a significant milestone in Beckham’s career. Ana Martinez, the Walk of Fame producer, praised Beckham's contributions to football and his impact on popular culture, especially as the U.S. hosts the FIFA World Cup. Hollywood actor and friend Tom Cruise is expected to attend the ceremony, recalling the welcome party he and his ex-wife Katie Holmes hosted for the Beckhams in 2007.