Brooklyn Beckham has been mocked online after apparently making another career change, that of being a stylist.
The son of Victoria and David Beckham, 23, appeared in a new TikTok video with Vogue alongside his wife Nicole Peltz.
In the clip, he talks about the 27-year-old actress’ outfit and explains what he likes about it.
Like mother, like son: Brooklyn Beckham has been ridiculed online after apparently making another career change, that of being a stylist
Nicola wears a black tank top and high-waisted blue jeans with a long leather jacket and high-heeled platform boots.
Pointing to each piece of clothing, Brooklyn says, “I love the little high-waisted jeans and I love such a nice fitted shirt.
“I love the high boots, I find them very sexy. Small Matrix jacket – love it.”
Meanwhile, Brooklyn himself wears a pair of baggy blue jeans, a zip-up hoodie, and an inverted baseball cap.
Style tips: The son of Victoria and David Beckham, 23, appeared alongside his wife Nicole Peltz in a new TikTok video with Vogue
Responding to the comments, many fans questioned whether Brooklyn was trying to find a new direction to work after previous careers as a photographer, footballer and chef.
One said: “Photographer. Cook. Stylist. Wow…so many careers. So many idiots.’
Another agreed, writing, “Dude cosplays a different career every other week.”
While a third reiterated, “Is that Brooklyn Beckham… the Brooklyn Beckham, chef, photographer, stylist at it’s best.”
Ridicule: Many fans responded to the comments to ask if Brooklyn was trying to find a new direction to work after previous careers as a photographer, footballer and chef
Another wrote: “He does a free sample of everything”.
While a fifth shared the video, tweeting: “Brooklyn’s free trial as a chef has now ended. He’s now a stylist who loves things! Happy Birthday Brooklyn!’
And a sixth pointed out: “How can you brag that you’re a stylist when you’re dressed like IT’s Ian.”
Brooklyn tried many different jobs in his life after first trying to follow in his father’s footsteps in football.
Family: Brooklyn previously played in Arsenal’s youth academy but decided to give up the sport when the club sacked him aged 16 (pictured in 2015).
However, he decided to leave the sport at the age of 16 after being released from the Arsenal club as a youngster.
Brooklyn admitted he felt pressure to live up to his father David’s reputation as one of the world’s greatest footballers of all time.
He said: “My dad wasn’t sad because he was like, ‘I just want you to be happy. But of course I was sad. It’s been my whole life since I was literally 2.
“To try and do justice to what my dad did in football, I just thought that’s going to be a little bit difficult.”
He then decided to become a photographer and shot a campaign for Burberry BRIT but was slammed for his work by various well-known snappers.
Shouldn’t be: Brooklyn then briefly attended New York’s Parson’s School of Design to study photography in 2017, but left a year later because of homesickness.
Brooklyn then briefly attended New York’s Parson’s School of Design to study photography in 2017, but dropped out a year later because he was homesick.
He then turned to food, determined to be a chef, and in a joint interview with Variety, he spoke of his hopes of opening a pub in LA that serves “healthy home cooking” and a reality show with his wife, Nicola to host.
The star said he would “literally die” for cooking, while dismissing his previous career as a photographer – during which he published the planned book What I See in 2017 – as a “hobby”.
In December, Brooklyn treated fans to a cooking tutorial — but he stuck to making a pot of plain spaghetti after whipping up a salad.
Delicious: Brooklyn is now learning to be a chef and frequently shares cooking videos with adoring fans
Brooklyn recently starred in his own online series, Cookin’ With Brooklyn, in which he hired a crew of 62 for the eye-watering price of $100,000 to film him making a sandwich.
In one of the eight-minute episodes, Brooklyn, who has no formal training as a chef, shows his Instagram and Facebook followers how to make a bagel sandwich with hash browns, coleslaw and fried sea bream.
According to the New York Post, the video had a team of professionals on hand, including a “culinary producer” who approves the recipes, five cinematographers and nine other producers.
Brooklyn was also slated for another televised cooking stunt — making a simple breakfast sandwich during a food segment on the Today Show.
Cost: This comes after it was revealed the budding chef hired a crew of 62 for the staggering cost of $100,000 to film him making a sandwich for a series
The aspiring photographer appeared on the US show and shared his “recipe” for an English breakfast sandwich, a dish he “taught from his great-grandmother.”
He explained that he developed a passion for cooking during lockdown, during which he started posting videos of himself conjuring up various dishes on Instagram, and then hosts Hoda Kotb and Carson Daly through his sandwich-making process led.
Brooklyn came under furious fire after landing a spot on the Late Late Show for halting his cooking career — despite having no professional training as a chef and having no personal claim to fame beyond his parents’ notoriety.
The superstar-offspring chatted with close family friend James Corden on the hit show – in a slot normally reserved for well-respected stars with talent – during which he showcased his often-mocked cooking skills.
His performance on the show was also criticized by several professional chefs.
Nepotism? Brooklyn came under furious fire after landing a spot on the Late Late Show in a bid to halt his cooking career – despite having no professional training