A few months ago, when Brooklyn Beckham publicly criticised his family, I said something didn't quite add up.
His main complaint was that private family matters were being turned into a public spectacle and that he wanted peace, privacy and distance from media manipulation.
Fast forward to today, and Brooklyn is now using that same family feud as the basis of a World Cup advertisement for Doordash.
A few months ago, when Brooklyn Beckham publicly criticised his family, I said something didn't quite add up.
His main complaint was that private family matters were being turned into a public spectacle and that he wanted peace, privacy and distance from media manipulation.
Fast forward to today, and Brooklyn is now using that same family feud as the basis of a World Cup advertisement for Doordash.