“She sues people”: Candace Owens takes aim at Nicola Peltz while discussing Brooklyn Beckham’s allegations

The Beckham family rift has spilled far beyond private conversations, and now it is fueling a wider public clash. What began as cryptic Instagram posts has grown into a cultural flashpoint, drawing in commentators well outside the celebrity orbit.

At the center of the latest escalation is Candace Owens, who used her podcast to weigh in on Brooklyn Beckham’s allegations against his famous parents. The debate sharpened after Brooklyn Beckham publicly accused Victoria Beckham and David Beckham of undermining his marriage to Nicola Peltz. His decision to cut off contact and insist on legal communication added fuel to an already tense narrative. Owens did not treat it gently.

Candace Owens questions influence behind Brooklyn Beckham’s family break

During her podcast, Owens framed Brooklyn’s actions as learned behavior, directly linking his response to what she described as Nicola Peltz’s past conduct.

She questioned the legal boundary Brooklyn reportedly set with his parents and pointed to Peltz as the influence behind it.

"Where is he learning that behavior from? Well, Nicola, it's what she does. It's a thing. She sues people over and over again when she doesn't get what she wants. She sues them because she experiences anxiety if she's told no. And she sues them when she wants to deal with her emotions." Owens broadened her critique by placing the situation in a historical context, referencing other high-profile marriages that strained powerful families.

She mocked what she portrayed as a lack of perspective, especially surrounding wedding disputes that Brooklyn previously raised online. "She had to get her wedding dress designed by Valentino Couture. Oh my gosh, the horror." Owens also challenged Brooklyn’s claims about his mother’s behavior at the wedding, citing reports that the event included multiple dances and questioning why a late-night moment became a breaking point. "They had their first dance...And then late night started at 11:00 p.m...Nothing counts after 11:00 p.m. at a wedding... Victoria Beckham, do I think she was a little sloshed by 11 p.m.? Yeah, I do. I think she was... I bet Vicki B was boogieing. I bet she became Cardi B, and she was all over the place. But this is what you're ending the relationship over?" As the family silence deepens, the fallout now lives in podcasts, posts, and public judgment, with no sign that the tension is easing anytime soon.