Nicola Peltz plans to launch a fashion brand like Victoria Beckham; Brooklyn supports the actress amid the tension

The Beckham clan might have recently blown the birthday candles, but the reunion wishes don’t seem to be getting accomplished. Nicola Peltz has risked another stab at the critical family bond, as she is reportedly planning to launch her own fashion brand, such as her mother-in-law, Victoria Beckham.

Nicola Peltz is hoping to launch the fashion brand...

According to Radar Online, Peltz is plotting to launch her fashion line, which is one of her ambitions. The sources stated that the line would have the ability to be in direct competition with Victoria Beckham’s fashion brand. “Victoria was blindsided. She has spent years earning her place in the fashion world, and the idea that Nicola is preparing to go head-to-head with her in the same space feels like betrayal,” the insider added.

The tension between the Beckhams...

For the past couple of moons, Nicola and Brooklyn Beckham have been making headlines for having a strained relationship with the footballer’s family. While all the celebrations made it to the Instagram handles, both of them were silent on Victoria’s 51st birthday in April and David’s 50th bash in May. Adding to the fuel, the actress shared her father Nelson Peltz’s birthday celebration, which was considered in a bitter taste by many fans.

The tensions between Victoria and Nicola started to fume during the wedding in 2022, when the soon-to-be bride allegedly refused to wear the wedding dress of the Beckham’s brand. Additionally, Brooklyn’s radio silence on social media doesn’t seem to be helping either of them.

Brooklyn Beckham is championing the decision...

In the meantime, Nicola is in talks with various brands for collaborations such as NA-KD, Balenciaga and Pepe Jeans, in an effort to have a smashing launch. The source added, “Brooklyn backing Nicola in business could signal a power shift. If her brand takes off, they’ll be seen as the next Beckham power couple — just not the ones in the UK."