BohemianRatsforTea
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It's been said in a few other comments, but bears repeating, that the main charges Brooklyn relates, the having to kowtow to the Brand, the effects of being used and monetised by his dysfunctional parents, and their fame and money grubbing which meant they saw no problem with using their children for clicks and likes, along with the constant self-serving stories and pics handed over to their favourite media sources; the inappropriate relationships etc, are being drowned by the lesser (though obviously deeply meaningful to him and his wife) issue with the wedding dance hijacked by mommie dearest.
As the eldest child, Brooklyn will have seen and heard so much dysfunction and toxicity that it's little wonder he struggled with anxiety; at the same time, he very likely felt he had to take on a caring and shielding role for his younger siblings. I think it's disturbing the way both parents treated him, and it really creeps me out that he was no doubt aware of DB's philandering, and then leant on by his mother for support. Those photographs of her draping herself around him, behaving as if he were a partner rather than a son really give me bad vibes.
You only need to look at the photographs endlessly snapped by paps to see that that young boy was ill at ease through the years. He looks tense and anxious, and it's likely he was a shyer, more sensitive child than many shilled out by their parents in this weird age of the "celebrity" cult.
Having tried to get his parents to back off, even going so far as telling them to only contact via lawyers, they still push the narrative, apparently thinking that he would never dish the dirt on the truth behind the carefully curated image.
He will have told his PR, possibly legal rep. what he wished to say, then they would have drafted the statement.
Any decent parent would have then taken things private, realising that if they were to ever have a relationship (good or otherwise) with their child again, they needed to stop leaking ridiculous "sources close to the couple said..." stories, accept that Brooklyn had been unhappy, and tried their damned best to repair the breach.
I've never been impressed by the Beckhams, think they're a complete indictment of the superficial times we've lived in for so many years, and I had no interest in their children either. I certainly wouldn't have thought I'd be posting a supportive comment in favour of a rich kid, one I've likely sniggered at for releasing a book of crappy photographs, but since his statement I've completely changed my mind about him. I very much doubt he wanted a book to be produced, and I doubt he had much say in the whole embarrassing debacle. I think he's a decent person, and I wish him well.
As to DB's knighthood, what was it for, services to the tattoo industry?
I really don't understand why he and his emaciated brand partner (I really don't see it as a marriage) are so popular, but apparently all publicity is good publicity if all you care about is money and an empty kind of fame.
As the eldest child, Brooklyn will have seen and heard so much dysfunction and toxicity that it's little wonder he struggled with anxiety; at the same time, he very likely felt he had to take on a caring and shielding role for his younger siblings. I think it's disturbing the way both parents treated him, and it really creeps me out that he was no doubt aware of DB's philandering, and then leant on by his mother for support. Those photographs of her draping herself around him, behaving as if he were a partner rather than a son really give me bad vibes.
You only need to look at the photographs endlessly snapped by paps to see that that young boy was ill at ease through the years. He looks tense and anxious, and it's likely he was a shyer, more sensitive child than many shilled out by their parents in this weird age of the "celebrity" cult.
Having tried to get his parents to back off, even going so far as telling them to only contact via lawyers, they still push the narrative, apparently thinking that he would never dish the dirt on the truth behind the carefully curated image.
He will have told his PR, possibly legal rep. what he wished to say, then they would have drafted the statement.
Any decent parent would have then taken things private, realising that if they were to ever have a relationship (good or otherwise) with their child again, they needed to stop leaking ridiculous "sources close to the couple said..." stories, accept that Brooklyn had been unhappy, and tried their damned best to repair the breach.
I've never been impressed by the Beckhams, think they're a complete indictment of the superficial times we've lived in for so many years, and I had no interest in their children either. I certainly wouldn't have thought I'd be posting a supportive comment in favour of a rich kid, one I've likely sniggered at for releasing a book of crappy photographs, but since his statement I've completely changed my mind about him. I very much doubt he wanted a book to be produced, and I doubt he had much say in the whole embarrassing debacle. I think he's a decent person, and I wish him well.
As to DB's knighthood, what was it for, services to the tattoo industry?
I really don't understand why he and his emaciated brand partner (I really don't see it as a marriage) are so popular, but apparently all publicity is good publicity if all you care about is money and an empty kind of fame.