Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz pose for a loved-up snap before he hits the gym… as the family return to social media following ‘furloughing’ backlash
Brooklyn Beckham took to Instagram Stories on Wednesday to share a loved-up picture of himself and girlfriend Nicola Peltz.
The couple, who started dating in November, appeared very close as they snuggled up in bed, with their arms intertwined.
Brooklyn, 21, simply wrote about the actress, who is four years his senior: ‘My girl’ alongside a heart emoji.
Love; Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz posed for a loved-up snap before he hit the gym on Instagram on Wednesday… as the family returned to social media following ‘furlough’ backlash
He then headed off down to a private gym for a workout, with no other people in shot amid the coronavirus lockdown.
But one thing the photographer has been missing is his dog, Fig, as he shared a throwback photo of them together.
The Beckham family have been taking a short break from social media until recently after Brooklyn’s mother Victoria was criticised for furloughing her workers.
Keeping fit and healthy: Brooklyn’s gym appeared to be a private one as there was no one around but perhaps he had roped Nicola in to take his picture
Piers Morgan, 55, had even slammed her decision to furlough 30 of her workers under the government’s coronavirus business retention scheme, despite her £335 million fortune.
He called the 46-year-old a ‘pampered prima donna millionairess’ and said he was angry that the wife of millionaire footballer David Beckham, 44, was using the government bail-out scheme for her ‘failing vanity project’ fashion label.
Piers questioned why Victoria was able to receive taxpayer money to pay her staff furlough and responding to these claims, Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said businesses should only use the tax-payer funded scheme ‘if they had to’.
Cute: Brooklyn shared a throwback picture of himself with his dog Fig and wrote that he was missing him
Speaking on Good Morning Britain he said: ‘I think each person and each company should ask themselves: do they have to rely on the taxpayer?
‘Because this scheme is meant to be for, if you are about to make someone redundant and you haven’t got the money to continue to employ them, then you can rely on the Government to stop people being made redundant’.
He added that he wasn’t aware of the details Victoria’s business but said the clear principle was that ‘you should only be using it if you have to’.
Mrs Beckham is understood to be topping up their wages in an ‘enhanced package’ by paying the remaining 20 per cent – though she is not obliged to do so.
Laying low: The Beckhams have been keeping a low profile on social media following a backlash after it was reported that Victoria Beckham was furloughing workers at her fashion brand despite her personal fortune
Ouch! Piers Morgan slammed the ‘pampered prima donna millionairess’ for her decision which comes at the expense of the taxpayer