Amid the family rift that has kept Brooklyn Beckham away from her parents, Victoria Beckham spoke for the first time. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal Magazine, the 51-year-old designer avoided naming her eldest son and limited herself to a conciliatory message. “I think we have always loved our children very much,” Victoria stated. "We have always tried to be the best parents we can be. We have been in the public eye for over 30 years, and all we have ever tried to do is protect and love our children. That is all I really want to say about it," he expressed.

His words come after Brooklyn Beckham, 25, posted explosive Instagram stories in January accusing his parents of sabotaging his relationship with his wife, Nicola Peltz Beckham, and spreading "countless lies."

What did Brooklyn write on his social media?

The young man wrote at the time that Victoria and David Beckham had tried to “relentlessly ruin” their marriage for publicity, that they valued “sponsorships above all else,” and that his mother “hijacked his wedding dance” by dancing “inappropriately” with him. He also claimed they tried to "bribe" him to give up the rights to his name before the wedding.

"I don't want to reconcile with my family," Brooklyn declared. "For the first time in my life, I'm standing up for myself."

David Beckham also reacted in January on CNBC: "Children have the right to make mistakes. That's how they learn. Sometimes you have to let them make them."

Meanwhile, conflicting accounts are dividing the family. A source close to David and Victoria told People that the couple "has repeatedly asked them to get together to move forward."

However, a source close to Brooklyn denies this and claims that the Beckhams "had plenty of time to mend fences, but instead continued to spread false narratives."

Meanwhile, The dispute remains unresolved while fans of the well-known family hope for a swift reconciliation.