Brooklyn Beckham takes a playful jab at his famous parents in a new commercial for DoorDash, tying in with the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026. In the ad, Brooklyn humorously discards his World Cup tickets on a coffee table, hinting at a complicated backstory. The short clip has sparked significant interest despite its brevity.

Reportedly, Brooklyn’s family is distressed by the advert’s content. Criticism has arisen over Brooklyn seemingly leveraging his family’s fame, particularly his father David Beckham’s football legacy, for commercial purposes. While Brooklyn is entitled to pursue his own ventures, some view the ad as insensitive given the family’s private struggles.

The commercial subtly references various aspects of Brooklyn’s relationship with his family, including his father’s World Cup history and the extravagant watch gifted by David, which Brooklyn continues to flaunt. The video also nods to Brooklyn’s evolving career pursuits, such as photography and culinary endeavors, showcasing a burnt pizza and a camera on the table.

Additionally, the ad features unopened letters, symbolizing strained communication within the family. Reports suggest that Brooklyn has requested his family only contact him through legal representatives, causing further tension within the Beckham household. The commercial has sparked discussions about Brooklyn’s choices and the dynamics within his renowned family.