According to the Daily Mail on February 26, his parents have amassed a fortune with their fame, and Brooklyn Beckham seems to be following their path.
The 23-year-old is the eldest son of Victoria and David, nicknamed the 'Golden Globe', who earned £5m from brand endorsements last year alone.
He has become one of the most sought-after young stars in the world, signing contracts with Tiffany, Pepe Jeans and BMW.
Sources close to Brooklyn say he also makes money from his high-profile cooking videos.
Despite the relentless ridicule of the videos on social media by fans — some people trying to cook Sunday roasts that are still "raw" after roasting them — the videos have reached 5 million views.
However, if Brooklyn wants to catch up with the wealth of his parents and father-in-law, he still has some way to go.
The Beckhams have amassed a fortune of around £370 million, while his wife Nicola Peltz's family is worth £1.2 billion. Brooklyn's latest job is "Internet celebrity," after he tried to become a football player, photographer and model.
For the past 12 months, he has also promoted his co-founded new Japanese sake brand WESAKE on his Instagram account, which has 15 million followers; Other events include lighting brand Twinkly; Wendy's hamburger chain; and Silk Nextmilk, a plant-based milk.
A friend said, "Brooklyn is attractive to brands and he makes a lot of money. It's incredible that he can make so much money. ”
Meanwhile, his 29-year-old actress wife has collaborations with Hugo Boss and Italian fashion brand GCDS Wear.
Netizens:
Unless there's a product I already love that happens to be endorsed by a celebrity, I'll never buy anything that has already been endorsed by a celebrity, or a celebrity child. The cost of the endorsement is calculated into the product's RRP, so you're actually paying a higher price for a low-quality product that will make that celebrity's pocket bulge.
I'm not against him, but personally, I don't want to help someone like Brooklyn, who has a lot and has a lot of ego and "personifies" him as a self-made entrepreneur.
This shows what a sad world we live in, when a person lives in luxury and wealth, does not do a useful day's work, or contributes to society, but can accumulate personal wealth thanks to his family ties.
(Source: Daily Mail)
He and his wife walk the red carpet, and the host asks you which one. The cooking video he shot flowed hundreds of thousands of dollars for his parents in an episode, so embarrassing and popular, I don't understand the reason. But not to be underestimated.