Adam Peaty’s family members, who are currently estranged, have reportedly expressed their opinion on the ongoing feud involving the Beckhams, as tensions within their own family persist. It was noted that Adam’s parents, Caroline and Mark, were supposedly present at their son’s winter wedding to Holly Ramsay in December. However, David and Victoria Beckham, who have a close relationship with Holly’s parents, Gordon and Tana, were spotted taking photos with the swimmer during the event.

Recently, Brooklyn made several surprising statements regarding his own wedding day, prompting a response from a source familiar with the Peaty family dynamics. The insider shared that Adam’s relatives view the situation as “very sad.”

According to information obtained by The Sun, the insider commented, “We find the Beckham situation very disheartening. Brooklyn mentioned wanting legal communications but then resorted to social media posts. The content of his statement does not align with our understanding of the Beckhams. If that is his truth, we respect it, but we stand by the Beckhams.”

The source further added, “Brooklyn’s opportunities are largely due to his parents. Would he have the same life if not for being part of the Beckham family?”

Caroline, Adam’s mother, expressed her deep sorrow over the rift with her son on the eve of his wedding day at Bath Abbey. She conveyed to the Mail, “The pain from the separation is unbearable. It feels like a part of me has been torn away.”

In a parallel situation to Brooklyn’s, Adam is also not on speaking terms with his two brothers. Although Adam’s brother, James, was initially planned to be a groomsman at the wedding, he and his parents were eventually excluded. Allegedly, threats were made by Adam’s sibling towards the swimmer, leading Adam to believe his parents sided with his brother.

Brooklyn recently made public statements about his parents, highlighting past grievances and asserting his independence. He emphasized his desire to stand up for himself and his wife, expressing the need for privacy, peace, and happiness away from the media scrutiny and family conflicts.