Brooklyn Beckham has fuelled concerns about his relationship with his wife Nicola Peltz amid the ongoing feud with the Beckham clan.
On Tuesday, September 8, Brooklyn and Nicola attended the 52nd Deauville American Film Festival in France.
Videos and photographs have gone viral from the event, prompting fans to think that things might not be going smoothly for the pair, who tied the knot in April 2022.
Despite being photographed kissing and embracing, clips have now gone viral of an unexpected moment that was caught on camera.
Alongside a clip of the moment, House of Vanity penned on X, "Nicola Peltz appeared a little irritated when Brooklyn Beckham took it upon himself to move the train of her beautiful Alberta Ferretti gown behind her on the red carpet."
In the viral footage, Brooklyn could be seen adjusting the train of Nicola's dress as she walks the red carpet, prompting fans to speculate that the move caused Nicola to be "uncomfortable".
Fans react to the 'awkward' red carpet clip of Brooklyn and Nicola
Reacting to the clip, one user on X penned, "He gave up his family to become a glorified lackey."
"Something about this little video tells me she’s a little bit tired of him. Maybe Brooklyn is very overprotective of her and suffocates her actually. He’s her yes man instead of her husband," another X post read.
"Wauw her body language truly tells enough. They are faking it hard," another user claimed.
Brooklyn Beckham's feud with his family
Meanwhile, Brooklyn famously fell out with his entire family and issued a lengthy bombshell statement, calling out his parents and accusing his family of "trying to endlessly ruin his relationship" with his wife.
Before releasing the bombshell statement, Brooklyn also blocked his parents, David Beckham and Victoria Beckham, and brothers on social media.
However, his youngest brother Cruz previously claimed that their parents had been the ones to do the blocking.
Previously, Brooklyn also claimed that he did not want to reconcile with his family, and since then, he appears to have remained focused Nicola.