Brooklyn Beckham recently shared a heartfelt Valentine's Day tribute to his wife, Nicola Peltz, on social media, posting a romantic monochrome photograph of the couple. In the post, Brooklyn expressed his love and admiration for Nicola, stating that he feels like the luckiest person in the world to call her his Valentine. However, the post, made a day after Valentine’s Day, did not receive the reception he anticipated, as fans swiftly criticized it. Many labeled the sentiment as 'weird' and expressed doubt over the couple's claims about valuing their privacy amidst such public displays of affection.

The backlash comes despite Beckham's intent to share a loving message with his wife. Fans have taken to social media to voice their opinions on the post, with some questioning the authenticity of their relationship and the necessity of such a public declaration. This scrutiny reflects a broader trend in which celebrity relationships are often subjected to intense public analysis, especially when they choose to share intimate moments online.

As the son of famed footballer David Beckham and fashion designer Victoria Beckham, Brooklyn’s life has been under public scrutiny since birth. The criticism he received for his Valentine's gesture highlights the challenges faced by public figures in balancing their personal lives with public perception. Ultimately, while Brooklyn aimed to celebrate his love for Nicola, the reaction from fans emphasizes the complexities and risks associated with airing personal relationships on social media platforms.