Brooklyn Beckham’s once rock-solid friendship with the Ramsay family appears to have hit turbulent waters, with insiders revealing growing tensions that have left Gordon and Tana Ramsay “very upset”.
For years, Brooklyn was considered almost part of the Ramsay household. He was particularly close to Gordon and Tana’s children, frequently describing them as his “best friends” and spending countless holidays, dinners, and celebrations together. But sources now claim that dynamic has dramatically shifted — and the reasons may lie in both wedding politics and Brooklyn’s marriage to Nicola Peltz.
According to insiders, the Ramsays were stunned after Brooklyn appeared to distance himself from the family, most notably by failing to show the same support and closeness he once did during major personal milestones. One source claims Gordon and Tana felt “snubbed” after Brooklyn became noticeably absent from family gatherings and celebrations that once would have been unthinkable for him to miss.
The situation has reportedly been made even more sensitive by a “bombshell” development surrounding Holly Ramsay and Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty. Insiders suggest that plans around their future wedding — including guest lists and roles — have quietly shifted, with Brooklyn no longer assumed to hold the special place he once did in their inner circle. While no official details have been confirmed, the move has been described as a clear sign that the relationship is no longer what it used to be.
Friends close to Brooklyn insist that the change is not driven by malice, but by the profound impact of his relationship with Nicola Peltz. Since marrying the American heiress and actress, Brooklyn’s priorities have evolved, and his social world has increasingly revolved around Nicola and her family in the US.
“Meeting Nicola changed everything,” a source told Katie Hind. “Brooklyn used to see the Ramsays as his chosen family — his best friends, his safe space. Now, his focus is firmly on his marriage, and that’s naturally created distance.”
While some understand the shift as a normal part of growing up and starting a new life, others believe the Ramsays feel hurt by how abruptly things changed. Gordon and Tana are said to be particularly disappointed, having treated Brooklyn like a son for years.
Despite the strain, those close to both families say the door is not fully closed. There is still hope that time and honest conversations could mend the rift. However, for now, the once inseparable bond between Brooklyn Beckham and the Ramsays appears to be a thing of the past — a quiet fallout shaped by love, loyalty, and the complicated realities of adulthood.
