Wedding Guest Supports Brooklyn Beckham’s Claim on Victoria Beckham’s Controversial Dance

A fresh voice has entered the ongoing and highly publicised Beckham family rift, adding new momentum to Brooklyn Beckham’s claims about events surrounding his 2022 wedding to Nicola Peltz. Stavros Agapiou, partner of DJ Fat Tony—who performed at the wedding—has publicly supported Brooklyn’s account of an allegedly inappropriate dance involving his mother, Victoria Beckham, during the celebrations.

Agapiou’s intervention came through a now-deleted Instagram comment amid growing online debate about the strained relationship between Brooklyn and his parents. Responding to scepticism over Brooklyn’s version of events, Agapiou wrote, “I was there and she did—he’s telling the truth.” Though the comment was removed shortly afterward, screenshots circulated widely, intensifying speculation around the already fraught Beckham family dynamics.

Following the deletion, Agapiou appeared to walk back from further involvement. In subsequent social media posts, he praised Brooklyn for speaking out and later added that he would be “keeping my mouth shut from now on.” Another post hinted at frustration with media attention, suggesting that publications were closely monitoring the situation.

The comments come against the backdrop of a long-simmering family dispute that escalated publicly in late 2025. Brooklyn Beckham, now 26, reportedly blocked his parents on social media before publishing a lengthy Instagram statement detailing his grievances. In the post, Brooklyn accused his parents of attempting to undermine his marriage to Nicola Peltz and controlling the public narrative around their family for years.

Among the most contentious allegations was Brooklyn’s claim that Victoria Beckham cancelled designing Nicola’s wedding dress at the last moment, forcing a last-minute scramble for an alternative. He also alleged that his parents repeatedly pressured him to sign away rights to his own name, claims that added a legal and emotional dimension to the dispute.

However, not all accounts align with Brooklyn’s version of events. A previously published interview in Vogue contradicted some of his statements, describing a year-long design collaboration for Nicola’s wedding dress. The interview also portrayed the wedding dance in question as a celebratory moment, stating that Brooklyn himself invited his mother on stage, where she was later joined by David Beckham and Brooklyn’s sister.

David Beckham has since offered a measured response amid the controversy. Speaking publicly, he emphasised that children are allowed to make mistakes and must be given space to learn and grow. His remarks were widely interpreted as an attempt to de-escalate tensions, though Brooklyn has not responded to them so far.

Agapiou’s brief but pointed support has reignited debate over what truly happened at the wedding and whether Brooklyn’s broader allegations deserve renewed scrutiny. While the Beckham family has long been accustomed to life under the public microscope, the deeply personal nature of the current dispute has drawn unusual attention, blurring the line between private conflict and public spectacle.

As social media continues to dissect every statement and contradiction, the truth remains fragmented—split between personal testimony, deleted posts, and competing narratives. For now, Agapiou’s confirmation stands as one of the few third-party voices backing Brooklyn’s claims, ensuring that the controversy surrounding the Beckham family shows no signs of fading.