“They’ll get back”: David Beckham and Brooklyn rift may heal as close friend expresses confidence in reconciliation

Gordon Ramsay has gotten involved in one of Britain's most talked-about family fights. He hopes that David Beckham and his oldest son, Brooklyn Beckham, will be able to fix their broken relationship. For weeks, the public fallout has made headlines, but Ramsay's long friendship with the Beckham family gives him a unique insider's view based on years of shared milestones, holidays, and family traditions.Speaking while promoting his Netflix documentary, Ramsay suggested the current tension does not erase the deep bond between parent and child. He described the Beckhams as a tight-knit family whose history together makes reconciliation not only possible but likely. The celebrity chef’s remarks arrive amid reports of estrangement and social media distancing, adding a more personal voice to a story often dominated by speculation.

Gordon Ramsay points to David Beckham's family bonds and shared history

Ramsay stressed the emotional foundation at the heart of the Beckham family. “They’re loving parents,” he said of Sir David and his wife Victoria Beckham. “Those kids are gorgeous.” He added, “That bond with your son is one of the most important bonds you’ll have in your life. So, I’m confident they’ll get back [to where they were].“[Families] do fall out – I fell out with my parents and I fell out with my kids. [The Beckhams] are too close not to get this back on track.

And I’m confident that they will get it back on track.”The chef recalled years of shared experiences between the two families, describing summers spent together and holidays in destinations such as the Maldives. He said the children grew up side by side, surfing and traveling, creating a closeness that shaped lasting ties.“It takes years to really know a proper friend. We’ve been mates now for 25 years, we saw each other yesterday for coffee, and I love him,” Ramsay said, highlighting his enduring friendship with Beckham.

He also praised the joy of their private gatherings, noting how meaningful it is to share time with “such lovely friends that enjoy great food, great wine and we do crazy shit together.”Despite Ramsay’s optimism, Brooklyn has reportedly confirmed an ongoing estrangement and appears to have distanced himself on social media. Still, the chef believes time and perspective can heal divisions. In his view, family bonds forged over a lifetime rarely fade for good.