Brooklyn Beckham has grown up in a world of wealth and privilege.
With parents in David Beckham and Victoria Beckham, the photography loving star has become a custom to private jets, five star hotel suites and the swankiest clothes money can buy.
But as he prepares to enter a new chapter in his life after becoming engaged to his ‘soul mate’ Nicola Peltz, extravagance is only going to increase.
Nicola is an heiress to a $1.7 billion (£1.35billion) fortune thanks to her father Nelson Peltz’s uber successful business career.
After Brooklyn and Nicola’s marriage, Nelson will become is father-in-law.
Brooklyn and Nicola are engaged to be married (Image: nicolaannepeltz/Instagram)
Nelson was a founding partner of Trian Fund Management, one of the biggest alternative investment management funs in New York.
Brooklyn’s mother-in-law will become model Claudia Heffner.
David is meanwhile said to be worth around £357million built up from his football career and deals with brands such as Tudor watches and Haig Club whisky.
Posh and Beck’s eldest son confirmed he was engaged to Nicola at the weekend.
Brooklyn’s father in law will be billionair Nelson Peltz (Image: Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)
Taking to Instagram, Brooklyn shared a cute snap of him and Nicola along with the caption: “Two weeks ago I asked my soulmate to marry me and she said yes.
“I am the luckiest man in the world. I promise to be the best husband and the best daddy one day. I love you baby.”
Replying to the post in the comments section, Nicola added: “I’m so lucky to call you mine.”
Brooklyn confirmed his engagement via Instagram (Image: brooklynbeckham /Instagram)
Gushing over the happy news, proud mum Victoria took to her own Instagram shortly after to post a message of congratulations.
The Spice Girl turned fashion designer wrote: “The MOST exciting news!!
“We could not be happier that @brooklynbeckham and @nicolaannepeltz are getting married!
“Wishing you so much love and a lifetime of happiness. We all love you both so much x.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
