Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz are reportedly in talks with a publisher for a tell-all memoir about their wedding, which could fetch a lucrative seven-figure deal. The publishing giant Penguin Random House, known for releasing Prince Harry's 'Spare', is reportedly in discussions with the couple to secure the rights to their story. An insider revealed to The Sun that the book is highly sought-after, stating, 'Everyone is clamouring to get their hands on this.'
The source suggests that the couple's willingness to cut ties with Victoria and David Beckham could be a factor in the publisher's interest. The insider adds, 'These firms don’t have any loyalty to Victoria and David Beckham, and are happy to pay for Brooklyn to get everything off his chest, especially given his willingness to permanently cut all ties with his parents.'
Brooklyn and Nicola might even consider a high-profile interview, similar to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Oprah Winfrey-style chat. This comes after Prince Harry has been mentoring Brooklyn through the public fallout with his parents, Victoria and David. Brooklyn's recent statement about his mother's dancing at the wedding has sparked further controversy, with claims that Victoria refused to make Nicola's dress last-minute and that the family dismissed her as 'not blood' and 'not family'.
Victoria, meanwhile, has reunited with her Spice Girls bandmates to celebrate Emma Bunton's 50th birthday, sharing a heartfelt post on Instagram. This marks her first personal social media update since her son's public statements about his relationship with his parents.
