Fans have been dissecting Brooklyn Beckham's controversial new DoorDash World Cup advertisement, spotting what they believe are pointed references to his ongoing family rift. The 27-year-old appears in the 2026 FIFA World Cup promo, smirking as he says, 'You're probably wondering why I'm watching the FIFA World Cup 2026 from home… It's a long story.' He then tosses football tickets onto a table, revealing a stack of unopened letters, a camera, and a silver watch, with the words 'It's complicated. More soon.' appearing on screen.
Clues on the Table
Viewers quickly noted the silver men's watch, believed to be the Patek Philippe Nautilus gifted by his father David, worth £220,000, which Brooklyn still wears despite the estrangement. Beneath it, unopened letters drew attention after Brooklyn's sister Harper was seen trying to hand-deliver a letter to his LA home last Friday. Brooklyn and his wife were reportedly in New York at the time, with representatives calling the incident 'choreographed for the cameras.' The Beckham family source called the accusation 'incredibly sad,' emphasizing Harper's innocence.
Snow Globe and More
Fans also spotted a snow globe on the table, reminiscent of Victoria Beckham's extensive collection featured in her Netflix documentary. One Instagram commenter called the ad 'tasteless,' while another noted the watch atop unopened letters 'sends a public message.'
Family Estrangement
Brooklyn has been absent from major family events, including Victoria's documentary premiere, David's knighting, and his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony. In January, he stated he has no interest in reconciliation, saying, 'I do not want to reconcile with my family. I'm not being controlled.' David Beckham has remained private, telling Variety, 'That's a private matter.'
