BROOKLYN Beckham is setting up a charity dog shelter with his wife Nicola Peltz — days after he snubbed his dad David’s 50th birthday celebrations.
The couple are launching the Peltz Beckham Foundation, which aims to rescue and shelter homeless dogs in Los Angeles.
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The new venture is set to further distance Brooklyn, 26, from his family amid an ongoing rift as the project will keep him in the US with actress Nicola, 30.
They have filed paperwork in California to register the non-profit under both their names.
The news comes after the toxic fallout with his family — which Nicola is accused of causing — was laid bare during the festivities for dad David’s milestone birthday.
Despite being in the UK with Nicola last week, Brooklyn failed to attend any of the three major events thrown for the former England captain.
He also was not on a fishing trip in Scotland that Becks took with his other sons Romeo, 22, and Cruz, 20.
Offering an olive branch to his eldest son when sharing photos and videos online, David wrote: “You were missed @brooklynpeltzbeckham.”
However, Brooklyn has not acknowledged the fallout publicly and did not reply to the post on social media.
He had earlier failed to send any public birthday greeting to his dad online — and also missed acknowledging mum Victoria’s 51st last month.
His siblings did make the effort on both occasions.
It has been claimed that the family feud — which has seen almost all contact between the Beckhams and Brooklyn and his wife severed — had been down to Nicola, who he had married in 2022.
However, his friends have disputed this and instead insist it is Brooklyn who does not feel comfortable around brother Romeo’s model girlfriend Kim Turnbull, whom he was linked to almost a decade ago.
They also say Brooklyn and Nicola’s attempts to meet David “privately” were rebuffed by the football legend.
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Aspiring chef Brooklyn and Nicola are believed to have decided to set up their new charity following the death of their dog Bear in 2023.
And in 2022, Nicola revealed she was supporting another dog shelter called Yogi’s House.
She said at the time: “So far, we have saved over 30 dogs from euthanasia at the riverside shelter. The laws regarding euthanising dogs are beyond heartbreaking and I will do everything I can to change them.”
She has long been an advocate of adopting dogs and revealed the couple had done so with their pooch Lamb.
Nicola said of their pet: “I’m so grateful for this love. Please adopt or foster if you can. The love it brings to your family is like nothing else.”