Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly unfollowed celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay on social media following remarks Ramsay made about family, legacy, and staying grounded.
Ramsay, who has previously mentored Brooklyn during his early ventures into cooking, publicly advised him to remember his roots and value the guidance of his parents. He also emphasized that parents will not always be present, urging younger generations to appreciate that support while they can.
The comments quickly gained attention online, with some interpreting them as fatherly advice and others viewing them as unusually direct.
Brooklyn, the eldest son of former footballer David Beckham and fashion designer Victoria Beckham, has built a public profile that spans photography, cooking projects, and brand collaborations. Ramsay had previously offered guidance as Brooklyn explored culinary interests, occasionally featuring him in cooking-related content.
Observers noted the social media unfollow shortly after Ramsay’s comments circulated. Neither Brooklyn nor Ramsay has publicly addressed the move.
The situation has sparked conversation about mentorship dynamics in the public eye, particularly when advice is shared openly rather than privately. Public figures often receive guidance from industry veterans, but reactions can vary when those discussions become visible to audiences.
For now, the development appears limited to social media activity, with no formal statements released by either party.
