Nicola Peltz once again denies Victoria Beckham’s feud with the wedding planner

Nicola Peltz Beckham has once again addressed her alleged feud with her mother-in-law, Victoria Beckham, as two lawsuits between her billionaire father and their wedding planners continue.

The 28-year-old actress and model opened up about rumors of an alleged rift between her and the former Spice Girls member during a cover interview Cosmopolitan latest edition. Speaking to the outlet, Peltz Beckham shut down the rumors, stating that she doesn’t know why the speculation persists.

“I’ve said this so many times: There is no feud,” she said. “I don’t know. No one ever wants to write the beautiful things. It’s really weird, whether it’s my life or someone else’s life or whatever, when you know the truth and then you read something completely wrong.”

When asked about the recent legal battle between her billionaire father — Nelson Peltz — and two of Nicola and Brooklyn Beckham’s wedding planners, her rep stated that “Nicola cannot comment” because “the court case is pending.”

Rumors of an alleged feud between Brooklyn Beckham’s then-fiancé and his fashion designer mother first surfaced amid reports that the Welcome to Chippendales star decided to wear a Valentino couture dress on her wedding day instead of a dress designed by Victoria Beckham’s label. Following their lavish Palm Beach wedding in April 2022, a source claimed so page six that Peltz Beckham and Victoria “can’t stand each other and won’t talk”.

In conversation with diversity Peltz Beckham first addressed the rumored feud last August when she clarified that she originally wanted her mother-in-law to design her wedding dress. “I wanted and I really wanted it, and then a few months later she realized her atelier couldn’t do it, so I had to choose another dress,” she told the outlet.

A month later, Peltz told Beckham grace Magazine that she had asked Victoria to have a wedding dress made, but her studio was unable to make one in time. “When I read things that say [things like] I never intended to wear one [Victoria Beckham] Dress or anything, it hurts my feelings,” she said. “I’m trying not to let it happen, but it’s just not the truth. It’s just a little bit unfortunate when you’re like, ‘Oh, that’s what people think,’ but it’s just not true.”

Her husband, Brooklyn Beckham, added: “To be honest my wife is obviously my first priority and I never want to see her upset. When people say ridiculous things, we just talk about it and just move on. We stand behind each other 100 percent and just keep going together.”

In February, Peltz Beckham’s father filed a lawsuit against one of three groups of wedding planners he alleges failed to match the “size” of his daughter’s high-profile guest list. The billionaire is suing Nicole Braghin and Arianna Grijalba of the Miami-based law firm Plan design events (PDE) for allegedly refusing to refund him his $159,000 bail. The wedding planners were reportedly hired six weeks before their April 2022 nuptials.

In the lawsuit, Peltz alleged that Braghin and Grijalba failed to meet the expectations of the VIP guest list, which “included more than five hundred people, including scores of celebrities, athletes, dignitaries, and other influential people who traveled from around the world to attend.”

“The bridal couple’s celebrity coupled with the expected attendance of many high-profile guests required the wedding planner to have the expertise and staff to plan, coordinate and execute a wedding event of the anticipated caliber and complexity,” his attorneys said.

The PDE then filed a countersuit against Peltz, accusing his family of poor communication and a series of short-term difficult demands. The planners are seeking $49,900 (£41,000) in damages in their counterclaim, in addition to other costs that could be significantly higher.

A representative from Nelson told Daily Mail the counterclaim was “riddled with inaccuracies” and the planners’ claims were “unfounded.” The businessman went on to say that their counterclaim portrayed his daughter “in an extremely negative light.”