Brooklyn Beckham cuts ties with childhood family friends Holly and Jack Ramsay as he unfollows them on social media – days after their father Gordon urged him ‘remember where you came from’

Brooklyn Beckham has unfollowed childhood friends Holly and Jack Ramsay on social media, just days after their father urged him to ‘remember where he came from’ amid a spiralling feud with his immediate family. 

The cooking influencer has already severed ties with parents David and Victoria, brothers Romeo and Cruz and teenage sister Harper, publicly outlining some of his reasons in a six-page Instagram statement, published in January. 

He has since blocked celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay – a close family friend and Harper’s godfather – after he advised Brooklyn not to ‘forget where he came from’ and suggested his ‘infatuation’ with his actress wife Nicola Peltz is behind the ongoing rift. 

The influencer, 26, has now unfollowed the TV chef’s eldest daughter, also 26, just weeks after she exchanged vows with Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty in a lavish wedding at Grade II listed Bath Abbey, a service he did not attend.   

Holly’s twin brother Jack, a serving Royal Marine, has also been blocked by Brooklyn, who curiously still follows Gordon’s wife Tana, daughter Tilly and young son Oscar. 

The Beckhams and Ramsays have been friends since the early 2000s when both families relocated to the United States, where David and chef Gordon continued their respective careers in football and television. 

With just nine months between them, Brooklyn, Holly and Jack were the best of friends and frequently spent play dates together during their childhood. 

The children would often be snapped together around the world as their parents would whisk them off on luxury family holidays to exclusive ski resorts and sweeping tropical beaches.

A source said: ‘David and Victoria see Gordon and Tana almost as family. The kids all grew up together. 

‘Brooklyn always loved his time with them all but his an Jack’s friendship isn’t really there any more which is a great shame.

‘Gordon and Tana have been upset at the fall-out too. They are very, very fond of Brooklyn. They’ve known him since he was tiny.

‘Brooklyn doesn’t appear to see many of his friends he hung out with before Nicola any more and that is very sad. These are people who he goes way back with and Holly is one of them.’ 

Now based in the United States with his actress wife – the daughter of billionaire businessman and investor Nelson Peltz – Brooklyn recently outlined his desire to distance himself from his family in a six page Instagram statement, filled with lurid allegations. 

These include the incredible claim that Victoria hijacked his first wedding dance with Peltz and ‘danced very inappropriately on me in front of everyone’ – an allegation Ramsay, who attended the wedding, has dismissed. 

But Gordon believes the ‘penny will soon drop’ for the influencer, with whom he maintains a strong bond, and insists both David and Victoria have been outstanding parents to Brooklyn and his three siblings. 

‘Brooklyn and I have messaged a little bit, our relationship is solid. I love him – his heart is incredible,’ he told The Sun. 

‘But it’s hard, isn’t it, when you’re infatuated? Love is blind. It’s easy to get up on that rollercoaster, and get carried away. But it will come back.

‘I’ve seen first-hand just how good parents they are. David as a dad is just incredible. They’ve both put so much energy into their kids, and I know just how many times they’ve got Brooklyn out of the s***.

‘I think it’s going to be a matter of time before Brooklyn takes a good look at himself and understands just what his parents mean to him.’

Ramsay, himself a father of six with wife Tana, also advised the Los Angeles based influencer to ‘remember’ where he came from.

‘He’s desperate to forge his own way, and I respect that from him. It’s such a good thing to do,’ he said.

‘But remember where you came from. And honestly, one day you’re not going to have your mum and dad, and you need to understand that. That penny will drop.’

Addressing social media followers in January, Brooklyn claimed his parents had tried to sabotage his marriage and have always prioritised public branding over their family relationships.

‘For my entire life, my parents have controlled narratives in the press about our family,’ he wrote in six pages of text, shared on Instagram.

‘The performative social media posts, family events and inauthentic relationships have been a fixture of the life I was born into.’

He added: ‘Recently, I have seen with my own eyes the lengths that they´ll go through to place countless lies in the media, mostly at the expense of innocent people, to preserve their own facade. But I believe the truth always comes out.’

Unlike his three younger siblings, Brooklyn did not appear in his mother’s recent Netflix docuseries, nor did he show up at the October premiere as he and Peltz had for the London premiere of his father’s docuseries in 2023.

Brooklyn and his wife also missed David’s 50th birthday celebrations last May, and were notably absent at Windsor Castle for the former footballer’s long awaited investiture on November 4.

Many of the grievances described in the Instagram stories stem from the Peltz-Beckham wedding in Florida. He accused his mother of bailing at the last minute on designing Peltz’s wedding dress, and said she “hijacked” the first dance he was supposed to have with his wife to music performed by Marc Anthony.

‘She danced very inappropriately on me in front of everyone,’ Brooklyn wrote. ‘I´ve never felt more uncomfortable or humiliated in my entire life.’