Cruise and Romeo Beckham were recently seen out in Paris with their girlfriends, just before the start of Paris Fashion Week. This outing comes on the heels of their brother Brooklyn Beckham making headlines with some serious claims against their parents.
The brothers were spotted entering a thrift store in the city, appearing relaxed and engaged in conversation while they stood outside.
Cruz, who’s 20, couldn’t help but smile as he walked hand-in-hand with his girlfriend Jackie Apostel. He donned a brown leather jacket and jeans, while Apostel wore a stylish gray blazer set paired with a white tank and a beige hat.
On the other hand, 23-year-old Romeo sported a black leather jacket, a white T-shirt, and cargo pants, topped off with a beige Los Angeles Dodgers cap. His girlfriend, Kim Turnbull, kept warm in a black sweater and gray coat.
The group had enjoyed a double date at Caspia Restaurant the night before their shopping trip.
Despite Brooklyn’s recent public statement distancing himself from their parents, Cruz and Romeo showed a united front. Just last week, Brooklyn expressed his desire to not reconcile with the family and voiced strong feelings about their dynamics.
In his lengthy Instagram post, Brooklyn also mentioned feeling that his parents, David and Victoria, had undermined his relationship with his wife, Nicola Peltz. He accused Victoria of complicating things by inviting women from her past into their lives.
In a particularly critical moment, Brooklyn described an instance where Victoria allegedly embarrassed a model by rejecting her wedding dress at the last moment and dancing inappropriately at the wedding in April 2022.
Brooklyn reflected on standing up for himself, stating, “For the first time in my life, I stood up for myself.” He emphasized his feelings of being controlled by his parents regarding media narratives about their family. Interestingly, despite the tension, Victoria and David have yet to publicly respond to Brooklyn’s accusations, though reports suggest Victoria feels a sense of betrayal over the situation.
