Actor-politician Kangana Ranaut has weighed in on the ongoing public tension between Victoria Beckham and her daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz, expressing support for the fashion icon. The family feud came to light after Brooklyn Beckham accused his mother of dancing “inappropriately” at his 2022 wedding, sparking widespread media attention.
Kangana Calls Victoria a ‘Real Queen’
Kangana shared a humorous clip from the 2007 reality special Victoria Beckham: Coming to America on her Instagram Stories. The footage shows Victoria treating her driving license photograph as if it were a professional photoshoot, much to the bemusement of DMV staff, who reminded her they couldn’t retouch the photo.
Sharing the video, Kangana wrote:
“@victoriabeckham getting her driving license (laughter emojis). Look, no saas-bahu drama gonna make me hate VB. She is so camp, come on—the person who can think getting a picture for driving license is a photoshoot is a real Queen (laughter emoji). #teamVB”
Her comments quickly drew attention, with fans appreciating her support for Victoria in the midst of the family controversy.
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Add Hunterfly on GoogleThe Brooklyn Beckham Controversy
Brooklyn Beckham ignited public scrutiny when he posted a statement on Instagram, claiming his mother “hijacked” the first dance he had planned with Nicola Peltz. According to Brooklyn, singer Marc Anthony called him to the stage during the wedding reception in front of roughly 500 guests, where Victoria was already waiting.
Brooklyn added:
“She danced very inappropriately on me in front of everyone. I have never felt more uncomfortable or humiliated in my life.”
The post prompted a wave of memes, jokes, and viral social media reactions, with users imagining what Victoria’s dance may have looked like.
David Beckham Responds
While the family has not issued a unified response, David Beckham addressed the issue in a broader context at the World Economic Forum in Davos, emphasizing the importance of letting children learn from mistakes:
“Children make mistakes. Children are allowed to make mistakes—that is how they learn. Sometimes you also have to let them make those mistakes.”
Why This Feud Captivates the Public
The tension has captured global attention not just because of the star-studded family but also due to its relatability—many viewers see echoes of classic “saas-bahu drama” in real life. Kangana’s endorsement of Victoria as a “real queen” further fuels discussions, highlighting support for individuality and humor amid family disagreements.
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