Nicola Peltz chose a very public moment to show where she stands.
The 31-year-old actress shared a romantic video with her husband Brooklyn Beckham, putting their relationship front and center just hours after his famous family appeared together at Paris Fashion Week. The timing did not go unnoticed.
In the video, posted to her social media, Nicola Peltz compiled a series of intimate moments from their everyday life. The montage shows the couple laughing, kissing, enjoying a candlelit dinner, and spending time at home with their dog. The entire clip is set to Coldplay’s song Yellow, adding a soft, emotional tone to the visuals.
“I love you, Brooklyn,” Peltz wrote simply under the video.
She shared the update just as Brooklyn’s family stepped into the spotlight together in Paris for a rare all-in moment. His parents, David and Victoria Beckham, were joined by their children—Romeo, Cruz, and their youngest, Harper—as they attended the spring–summer 2026 haute couture shows on Monday, January 26.
The outing was made even more of a family affair as Romeo and Cruz each arrived with their partners, Kim Turnbull and Jackie Apostel. The group’s coordinated appearance underscored a sense of unity, turning heads in the French capital and highlighting a tightly bonded family presence during fashion’s biggest week.
The Beckham clan traveled to Paris to support Victoria, who was honored by the French government with the title of Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters, a distinction awarded for significant contributions to culture, art, or literature. After the ceremony, Romeo shared his pride publicly, posting a message online that read, “Proud of you, mum,” accompanied by heart emojis.
Although the Beckham family has stayed silent about Brooklyn’s earlier public claims involving his parents, their composed behavior and steady presence at public events appear to signal a deliberate attempt to convey unity and normalcy. David and Victoria, in particular, have appeared composed and focused on their professional and social commitments.
Against that backdrop, Peltz’s video felt unmistakably intentional. Without addressing the conflict directly, she made her message clear through affection rather than words — placing her relationship with Brooklyn firmly in the spotlight at a moment when attention was already fixed on his family.
