Victoria Beckham's friends are coming to her defense in light of Brooklyn Beckham's allegations.
Brooklyn claimed that his mother took over his first dance and acted "inappropriately."
Friends assert that the Beckhams harbor "absolutely no anger" towards their son.
Victoria Beckham has yet to address Brooklyn Beckham's assertions that she commandeered his first dance and was "inappropriate," but sources are voicing their support for her.
A close associate of Posh Spice informed the Daily Mail, "Why shouldn’t Victoria express affection towards her son? She has always been affectionate with all her children. There is no reason for her to apologize, yet she has faced criticism for that dance for nearly four years, which is appalling."
The associate further stated, "The Beckhams are a family that embraces affection. David continues to kiss the boys when they return home – they have always shared a close and cuddly bond – and Brooklyn has also been affectionate. It was genuine. David and Victoria are youthful, sentimental parents, and yet last week she faced shame for it. This is profoundly unjust and distressing. There was nothing inappropriate about the dance."
In spite of the ongoing turmoil, sources maintain that the Beckhams feel "absolutely no anger" towards their son, but rather experience "deep sadness, concern, and considerable confusion. All David and Victoria desire is to maintain a relationship with their son. Regardless of the circumstances, they will always be there for him and sincerely want him to understand that."
As a reminder, although it may not be necessary, Brooklyn stated, "In front of our 500 wedding guests, Marc Anthony summoned me to the stage, where my romantic dance with my wife was scheduled, but instead, my mother was there to dance with me. She danced in a very inappropriate manner in front of everyone. I have never felt more uncomfortable or humiliated in my entire life. We aimed to renew our vows to create new memories of our wedding day that would bring us joy and happiness, not anxiety and embarrassment."
So, is love officially over?
