Susannah Constantine, a friend of the Beckham family, has shown her support for Brooklyn and Nicola by Tippexing off Victoria Beckham's name from her sunglasses during an appearance with Trinny Woodall on TV. This action follows Susannah’s previous public backing of Brooklyn in January 2026 when he addressed the family rift through social media. Additionally, Sir Elton John and his husband David Furnish have been seen supporting Brooklyn and Nicola while excluding Victoria and David Beckham from their gatherings, indicating a clear divide within the family.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-11,
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Susannah Constantine has made her allegiance in the Beckham family feud crystal clear – by blacking out Victoria’s name from her sunglasses.
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allegiance → make → sunglasses
While larking about in the back of a black cab with her former What Not To Wear co-host Trinny Woodall, the pair discussed Susannah’s oversized Victoria Beckham-branded shades.
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pair → lark → shades
‘Darling, love your sunglasses,’ said Trinny, in a knowing tone.
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Trinny → love → tone
They’re so comfortable,’ Susannah replied, before revealing there was one thing she had removed from them: the designer’s name.
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she → ’re → them
‘You can’t see that, can you, because I Tippexed it off,’ she admitted, laughing.
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she → see → it
It’s not the first time Susannah has made her thoughts known about the Beckham family debacle.
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thoughts → ’ → debacle
When Brooklyn broke his silence on the family rift with a lengthy Instagram statement in January 2026, Susannah publicly declared herself #TeamBrooklyn.
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Susannah → break → herself
‘Can’t believe I’m posting this.
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I → believe → this
But for the record I’m #teambrooklyn @brooklynpeltzbeckham,’ she wrote, adding: ‘This young couple’s love for each other is one of the few things that is real, deep and un-manufactured.’
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that → ’m → things
Susannah’s show of affection is particularly interesting given her connection to the family: her daughter Esme and Brooklyn both have Sir Elton John as a godfather.
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daughter → give → godfather
Susannah Constantine has made her allegiance in the Beckham family feud crystal clear – by blacking out Victoria’s name from her sunglasses
It appears that Sir Elton has subtly made his allegiances clear, too.
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allegiances → make → sunglasses
The singer and his husband David Furnish have wined and dined Brooklyn and Nicola over the summer in Nice, but did not extend the same hospitality to their old friends, David and Victoria.
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singer → win → friends
Dazzling night at the museum for George and Amal
In a glittering Gucci gold gown, Amal Clooney stands by husband George to welcome A-lister pals to their black-tie charity gala, The Albies, at the Natural History Museum in London.
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Clooney → glitter → London
In a glittering Gucci gold gown, Amal Clooney stands by husband George to welcome A-lister pals to their black-tie charity gala, The Albies, at the Natural History Museum in London
But conspicuous by their absence were the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
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Duke → glitter → Sussex
The couple invited the Clooneys to their wedding in 2018 and enjoyed a secret break at the Clooneys’ villa in Italy.
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couple → invite → Italy
But the friendship has reportedly cooled since.
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friendship → cool → ?
A friend of the Sussexes tells me Meghan was ‘at home’ on Friday, while Harry was watching rugby in Leicester.
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Harry → tell → Leicester
Having Princess Diana as your aunt does not always open doors for twins Lady Eliza and Lady Amelia Spencer – whose titles often fall on deaf ears.
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titles → have → ears
‘We go through the airport in Cape Town and they think our first name is Lady,’ Amelia told Vanity Fair.
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Amelia → go → Fair
Naomi Campbell memorably remarked ‘black don’t crack’ when asked if she used Botox.
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she → remark → Botox
Now I can reveal that the supermodel is set to help others achieve a similarly youthful glow, with her own skincare brand.
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others → reveal → brand
Naomi Campbell is set to help others achieve a similarly youthful glow, with her own skincare brand
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others → set → brand
The 56-year-old, left, told former BBC journalist Zeinab Badawi about her potentially lucrative venture – to be launched next year – at Vogue College of Fashion last week.
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old → tell → Fashion
Naomi also had some advice for the students, saying: ‘Always remember the people who were kind to you early in your career.’
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who → have → career
I imagine Doctor Who writer Russell T. Davies, 63, has been reminded of the age gap between himself and Oliver Cole, now his toyboy is heading back to school.
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toyboy → imagine → school
The Australian, 27, is embarking on a three-year BA in acting at London’s Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
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Australian → embark → Art
Oliver tells me: ‘I can’t wait to start – acting is all I’ve ever dreamed of doing and this is going to be the best place to learn.’
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this → tell → me
While Oliver’s acting CV is still thin, Russell has treated him to a spin in the Tardis on the Doctor Who set, sparking misplaced talk he could be the next Time Lord.
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he → treat → talk
Classical singer Katherine Jenkins is trying to raise sartorial standards in the West End, where even opera-goers will turn up in grotty T-shirts and jeans.
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goers → try → shirts
The Welsh mezzo-soprano, 46, has asked those due to attend her concert at the London Palladium this week to make an effort with their outfits.
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soprano → ask → outfits
A message emailed to ticket-holders says: ‘To make the evening extra special, Katherine is inviting guests to “dress to impress”.
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Katherine → email → guests
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