Recently, Brooklyn Beckham's wedding lawsuit has intensified, and in a new legal document filed by Nelson Peltz (Brooklyn's father-in-law), he said that the other party not only did not provide any valuable services, but also tried to publicly smear his beloved daughter Nicola, which made him very angry.
On Thursday (local time), Nelson Peltz filed a legal document in which he said there were reasonable grounds for asking the other party for a refund, while the wedding planner refused to return it and filed a counterclaim.
Nelson Peltz called the counterclaim outdated blackmail, and the other party should remove his daughter and wife from the counterclaim because he was the one who did business directly with the wedding planner. In fact, of the more than 50 pages of accusations, only one was directed against his daughter and wife.
The document also said that the other party's shameful malicious smearing of Nicola negatively affected her, and used it to pressure Nelson Peltz to dismiss the lawsuit, and the wedding planner's counterclaim was only to excuse her own failure.
According to friends of Nelson Peltz, he is not a lawsuit and has not sued anyone in the past 15 years. Just because the matter involves a beloved daughter, she must be protected from harm.
In addition, the lawsuit worries Victoria very much. Victoria thinks the lawsuit could embarrass her and David Beckham, Brooklyn and Nikola, and the Peltz family. Brooklyn and Nikolai are still in the wedding period, and Victoria is worried that they will have friction over this incident, which will affect their relationship. Victoria, who loves her son very much, does not want him to experience the pain of breaking up or even divorce, and only hopes that the two can work together to tide over the difficulties.
In early February, Nelson Peltz took Plan Design Events, the company that had planned his daughter's wedding, to court for refusing to refund the $159,000 advance payment, the second planner he hired.
He reprimanded the other party for not performing his duties well, and in addition to frequent errors in handling the guest list, there were a series of problems such as confusion in work procedures, so he was fired nine days after being hired, and the other party did not refund the advance payment after the termination of the employment relationship.
However, the other party was not a soft persimmon, and then countersued the Peltz family and demanded at least 41,000 pounds in damages. The planners described Nelson Peltz as a "billionaire who bullies others", in addition to exposing Nicola's strong and difficult communication, and exposing the contradictions between Beckham and Peltz in the preparation of the wedding.