David and Victoria Beckham post heartwarming throwback photos to commemorate their son Brooklyn’s 26th birthday.
David and Victoria Beckham celebrated their son Brooklyn’s 26th birthday on Tuesday, March 4, by sharing heartfelt childhood photos on Instagram, accompanied by loving tributes to their eldest child.
David, 49, posted a message that read, “Happy Birthday Bust x,” using Brooklyn’s nickname.
“We love you so much, have the best day [with] lots of cake and hot sauce 🌶️ we miss you 🩷🩷,” he added, referencing Brooklyn’s hot sauce brand, Cloud 23.
Along with the message, he shared a nostalgic photo of them both making silly cross-eyed faces while rocking matching buzzcuts.
Victoria, 50, also took to Instagram to share her birthday wishes: “Happy birthday @brooklynpeltzbeckham…
We all love you so much and hope you have an amazing day!! ❤️🎂🎉🎈 Kisses xxx,” tagging David and their four children.
She posted several throwback photos of Brooklyn, including a black-and-white picture of her holding him as a toddler, another of him wrapped in a towel as a baby, and a final shot of David holding newborn Brooklyn at the hospital.
David and Victoria, who have three sons — Brooklyn, 22-year-old Romeo, and 20-year-old Cruz — and 13-year-old daughter Harper, frequently express their pride in their children.
When Romeo made a surprise runway appearance at the Versace autumn/winter 2025 show in Milan on February 28, David shared a heartfelt tribute on social media.
“Proud of you mate,” David wrote over a photo of Romeo, tagging Donatella Versace, the Versace brand, and Victoria.
The Beckhams also showed support when Brooklyn, married to model Nicola Peltz, launched his hot sauce brand.
“You have worked so hard and passionately on this mate 🩷💙,” David shared on Instagram. “We are all really proud of you mate… 🌶️ 🔥”
Victoria also posted her own message, expressing her pride: “So proud of you @brooklynpeltzbeckham. This hot sauce is amazing!!”
During a speech at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland on January 20, David shared his hopes for a brighter future for his daughter Harper.
«I want my daughter Harper to have the same opportunities as her brothers and that should be the case for all girls everywhere,» he said while being recognized as a cultural leader.
