Susannah Constantine covers Victoria Beckham’s name on sunglasses
Susannah Constantine signalled her support for Brooklyn Beckham in the family rift by removing Victoria Beckham’s name from her branded sunglasses. She joked that she had used correction fluid to cover the name, reinforcing her earlier public declaration of support for Brooklyn and his wife, Nicola.
Constantine had previously posted that she was “#TeamBrooklyn” after he spoke publicly about the rift in January 2026, praising his relationship with Nicola. She also has a family connection to Brooklyn: both he and her daughter Esme have Sir Elton John as a godfather. The article says Elton and David Furnish have spent time with Brooklyn and Nicola in Nice, while David and Victoria Beckham were not invited.
- Susannah Constantine covered Victoria Beckham’s name on her sunglasses.
- She had already publicly backed Brooklyn and Nicola.
- The article notes Sir Elton John’s reported social ties with the couple.
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Brooklyn Beckham, the son of David and Victoria Beckham, has been at the centre of a family dispute that became public in January 2026. He spoke openly about tensions with his parents, and the rift has subsequently attracted public attention.
Susannah Constantine, a television personality known for her work in fashion and entertainment, has publicly sided with Brooklyn and his wife Nicola in the dispute. She has declared herself "#TeamBrooklyn" and signalled this support through various gestures, most recently involving her branded sunglasses.
Constantine's backing is significant partly because both she and her daughter Esme have Sir Elton John as a godfather, linking her to Brooklyn's circle. The dispute has also been highlighted by reports about which family members have been included in gatherings, with David and Victoria Beckham apparently excluded from recent time Brooklyn and Nicola spent with Elton John and David Furnish in France.
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The case for
Constantine's public support for Brooklyn could be viewed as legitimate solidarity with a family member who felt compelled to speak openly about genuine hurt. Connected to Brooklyn through their shared godfather Elton John, Constantine appears well-positioned to understand the circumstances and may reasonably judge that standing with him in a difficult period is appropriate, particularly given that her gesture was lighthearted rather than malicious.
The case against
A public family dispute is damaging to all involved, and Constantine's gesture amplifies the conflict rather than encouraging resolution. Taking a prominent side in another family's rift without complete knowledge of all perspectives risks entrenching positions and preventing reconciliation, whilst a more constructive approach would involve private support rather than public displays that mock one family member to favour another.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “RICHARD EDEN: What not to wear? Posh’s name all over your shades”.