Recent headlines have focused on Brooklyn Beckham, 26, the son of David and Victoria Beckham, due to an alleged feud with his family. Despite Brooklyn's silence on the matter, his increasing absences from family events have fueled speculation. Conflict coach Julie Cobalt suggests that an erosion of "emotional safety" may be contributing to the ongoing issues and offers potential paths to reconciliation.

The family drama intensified when Brooklyn's brother, Cruz, defended him against a fan's comment regarding Romeo's girlfriend, Kim Turnball. Julie Cobalt highlights the role of social media in amplifying grievances, particularly for younger generations who find identity and community online. She notes that being drawn into public drama can be invasive and erode trust within the family.

Brooklyn and his wife, Nicola, have missed several significant family celebrations, including David's 50th birthday trip and Victoria's 51st birthday, where they instead attended Coachella. Furthermore, Brooklyn was absent from Victoria's Paris Fashion Week show, while Romeo, Cruz, and Harper were present to show their support.

Julie Cobalt believes reconciliation is possible if there's a mutual desire to repair and reconnect, emphasizing the importance of honesty, vulnerability, and respect. She also stresses the need for the family to agree on how to manage their public image during this healing process.

In other celebrity news, Meghann Fahy and Leo Woodall, who met on The White Lotus season two in Sicily, Italy, have been dating since 2022. This month, Fahy revealed in an interview with the New York Times that they are now living together in Brooklyn, New York. The couple has been making more red carpet appearances. Both are intent on maintaining privacy in their relationship.

Woodall told ELLE earlier this year, "We’re very good at keeping it as private as we can. To me, that’s the only way. You see public relationships all the time slapped over social media and I can’t imagine that’s any fun. [A relationship] should be a safe space, so I think letting people into it is completely counter-productive.” Fahy added via CBS Morning, “I think that it’s just really great to be deeply understood. There’s so many weird things about this industry and what we do, so I think there’s just something really lovely about being with somebody who really gets that.”

Fahy has previously expressed her belief that "love is always worth it, no matter what the risk."