Victoria Beckham defends son Brooklyn after cooking video divides fans
Victoria Beckham jumped to Brooklyn Beckham’s defense after his recent cooking video caused quite a stir on social media.
Posh Spice had a firm response to critics who called her eldest son’s roast beef “raw” as he proudly shared a clip of the dish with his 14.7 million Instagram followers.
“It’s rare people not raw,” Victoria wrote, addressing the disparaging comments on her Instagram Story.
The “Wannabe” singer added that she will be “attempting this” for her husband David Beckham, and her three other kids.
In the video, the 23-year-old was joined by former Michelin chef Kevin Lee as the pair took on a traditional British Sunday roast, with a twist.
Victoria Beckham has jumped to Brooklyn Beckham’s defense after his recent cooking video caused quite a stir on social media.victoriabeckham/Instagram
Brooklyn’s recent cooking video caused quite a stir on social media.brooklynbeckhampeltz/Instagam
Brooklyn’s recent cooking video caused quite a stir on social media.brooklynbeckhampeltz/Instagam
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Brooklyn’s recent cooking video caused quite a stir on social media.brooklynbeckhampeltz/Instagam
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After showing fans the ingredients used to create the meal, Brooklyn treated fans to a sneak peek of the end result.
But to his surprise, the video didn’t gel too well with fans, who said the meat looked “raw” and underdone.
One critic joked that the meat could use “a good vet could bring that back to life.”
Posh Spice said she will be “attempting” the recipe for her husband David Beckham, and her three other kids.GC Images“Might as well bite the cow while it’s grazing,” another quipped, before a third wrote, “That joint is way too raw. Should be pink in the middle, not the whole joint!”
Brooklyn Beckham launched his Facebook Watch series “Cookin’ With Brooklyn” in December 2021. The series airs on Facebook Messenger and Instagram.
The son of Victoria and David Beckham was joined by former Michelin chef Kevin Lee as the pair took on a traditional British Sunday roast.brooklynbeckhampeltz/Instagam
The son of Victoria and David Beckham was joined by former Michelin chef Kevin Lee as the pair took on a traditional British Sunday roast.brooklynbeckhampeltz/Instagam
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It’s been reported that each episode of the show costs around $100,000, according to insiders.
It reportedly took a team of 62 professionals to help Brooklyn demonstrate how to make a sandwich — including a “culinary producer” who approves the recipes, five camera operators, and nine producers.
The show is produced by influencer content company Wheelhouse DNA and bears copyright for Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram.
Last year, the budding chef was roasted for claiming his career as a social media “chef” afforded him his luxury sports car.
