Nicola Peltz’s ex-stylist calls her a bad apple, supports Beckham family

Justin AndersonA hairstylist was allegedly employed by Nicola Peltz Beckhampublicly criticized her after her husband, Brooklyn Beckhamissued a harsh criticism of his parents, david and victoria beckham.

Anderson, who allegedly worked with Nikolai, 31, at a press conference in 2014 commented on Tuesday, January 20, Instagram Review of articles posted by @bestofbravo claim Produced by Brooklyn, 26, in response to content his parents shared a day earlier.

“Brooklyn’s wife is one of the worst ‘celebrities’ I’ve ever worked with. It’s her…she’s a bad apple,” the beauty pro claimed. “Everyone knows how close the Beckhams are.”

US Weekly Representatives for Nikola have been contacted for comment.

Anderson, he has Worked with jennifer aniston, Margot Robbie, Christine Cavallari, Gwyneth Paltrow and other high-profile celebrities from the past, expanding on his ideas in his own way Instagram Stories same day. “I worked with her,” he claimed in the video. “Not good. Not good. I can say with confidence that there’s no good energy, there’s bad news. And then, yeah, based on the number of wedding planners she’s been through, I think she’s the problem.”

He continued, “I mean, Google her. Google her. Go on Reddit, go into the dark corners of Reddit, read some stuff about her. Not a nice person… ghostly energy, very ghostly energy. I don’t even feel like it’s hard to say because it always comes out when someone is too unkind. You can’t hide that. So, yeah, I do. I feel really bad for (the Beckham family). I do.”

Brooklyn’s latest statement is the first time he has spoken publicly about his estranged relationship with David, 50, and Victoria, 51. He wrote to fans on Monday, January 19, saying he had been “silent for many years” to “keep these matters private” before speaking out.

“Unfortunately, my parents and their team continue to turn to the media, leaving me with no choice but to speak for myself and tell the truth about some of the lies that have been published,” he wrote in the statement. “I do not want to reconcile with my family. I am not being controlled and I am standing up for myself for the first time in my life.”

He continued, “Performative social media posts, family events, and unreal relationships have been a part of my life since I was born. Recently, I have witnessed firsthand the countless lies they spin in the media, most at the expense of innocent people, to protect their own image. But I believe the truth will always come out.”

Brooklyn also claimed that Victoria “canceled Nicola’s (wedding) dress production at the last minute… forcing her to urgently find a new dress,” which Anderson also disputed via his social media comments.

“But she’s been working on a dress with Valentino for a year? What do these people think ‘last minute’ is?” he wrote alongside a photo of Nicola with the caption “ruh-ruh, nic nic.”

Anderson’s take on the situation came just hours after David insisted. public silence Posts about Brooklyn. Appeared at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, where he recorded a podcast with psychologists Adam GrantDavid dodged the questions put to him, including some by sky news reporter Paul Kelso Who asked, “David, do you have a message for Brooklyn this morning?” and “Are you disappointed that the family business has gone public?”

US Weekly David and Victoria were contacted for comment on Brooklyn’s post, but neither responded by press time.