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What Is Brooklyn Beckham’s Net Worth?
As of 2025, Brooklyn Beckham’s net worth is estimated to be $10 million. This valuation reflects his diverse engagements in various creative and commercial activities. Beckham has built his wealth through publishing, photography, social media influence, and sporadic appearances in film and music videos.
Early Life and Background
Brooklyn Joseph Beckham was born on March 4, 1999, in Westminster, London, England. He is the eldest son of David Beckham, a former professional footballer, and Victoria Beckham (née Adams), a fashion designer and former member of the Spice Girls. Brooklyn’s birth took place at London’s Portland Hospital. It was reported that his parents chose the name Brooklyn because that’s where he was conceived. Victoria set the record straight in her autobiography “Learning to Fly,” writing, “It was when we were in Marbella that we came up with the name Brooklyn. We already knew he was a boy and so I knew he could end up a footballer, so it had to be a name that was a bit blokey. I had always liked the name Brooke and then we suddenly thought about Brooklyn. I’d always like it as a place – it’s very multi-cultural, very grounded. And it was only afterwards that I realized how appropriate it was because it was in New York that I found out I was pregnant and where David came after the World Cup.” Beckham and his three younger siblings, Romeo, Harper, and Cruz, grew up in Madrid, Spain, and Los Angeles, California, where David played for the teams Real Madrid and LA Galaxy. In late 2004, Brooklyn and Romeo were baptized in a private chapel that was built on the grounds of the family’s mansion in Hertfordshire, and Beckham’s godparents are Elizabeth Hurley, Sir Elton John, and John’s husband, David Furnish. As a teenager, Brooklyn played football with the Arsenal F.C. Academy, but he left in 2015 after not receiving a scholarship.
Career Highlights and Income Streams
Brooklyn Beckham began his modeling career in 2014, appearing in magazines such as “Interview,” “Vogue China,” “T:The New York Times Style Magazine,” and “L’Uomo Vogue.” He also served as a brand ambassador for Huawei’s Honor 8 smartphones alongside Henry Cavill and Scarlett Johansson. At the age of 16, Beckham appeared in a Burberry BRIT campaign with models Eliza Thomas, Ben Rees, Maddie Demaine, Carvell Conduah, and Liv Mason Pearson. The financial specifics of these early modeling contracts remain undisclosed, but these ventures helped build his profile in the fashion world.
In 2017, Beckham released his photography book, “What I See,” which contained approximately 300 photographs. The book offered a glimpse into his life through his own images and words. While specific sales figures and royalties from “What I See” are not publicly available, the publication contributed to his reputation as a young creative and likely provided a moderate boost to his net worth.
In 2019, Brooklyn interned for photographer Rankin in the U.K. While internships typically do not provide significant income, this experience would have offered invaluable practical knowledge and industry connections.
In 2021, Beckham launched the “Cookin’ With Brooklyn” video series. Reports indicated that each episode cost $100,000 to produce, involving more than 60 professionals. The investment required for the show suggests that Beckham and his team anticipated significant returns, either through viewership, sponsorships, or other commercial opportunities. The exact revenue generated from the series has not been publicly disclosed, but the high production costs imply a substantial financial commitment.
Beckham’s social media presence, with over 14 million followers on Instagram, is a significant asset. Although the precise earnings from sponsored posts and collaborations are not public knowledge, influencers with similar followings can command substantial fees per post, potentially contributing significantly to Brooklyn Beckham’s net worth. Brands pay a premium for access to his audience, leveraging his reach for advertising and promotional purposes.
Real Estate Investments
In June 2021, Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz purchased a 7,700-square-foot home in Beverly Hills, California, for $10.5 million. The five-bedroom, seven-bathroom property was subsequently listed for sale in February 2022 for $10,999,999. The quick turnaround and slight price increase suggest an attempt to capitalize on the hot real estate market. While the exact profit (if any) from the sale is not public, real estate ventures are generally considered a component of wealth-building.
Personal Life and Assets
Brooklyn Beckham’s personal life has seen considerable milestones. In July 2020, he announced his engagement to actress Nicola Peltz, whose father, Nelson Peltz, is a multi-billionaire investor. They married in a Jewish ceremony on April 09, 2022, at her father’s estate in Florida. These personal events, while not directly impacting his net worth, do influence his financial environment and potential future opportunities.
Beckham has numerous tattoos, with an estimated 70 dedicated to Peltz. In August 2022, Beckham told “USA Today” that he has 100 tattoos. While tattoos are not financial assets, they reflect personal spending habits. He also has a Hebrew tattoo on his left arm reading “I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine”. The quote is a line from the “Song of Songs” in the Hebrew Bible, and Brooklyn’s parents got matching tattoos of the phrase to celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary.
In “People” magazine’s 2022 “Sexiest Man Alive” issue, Brooklyn spoke about married life and future plans, stating, “I could have had kids yesterday. Obviously it’s my wife’s body, but I’ve always wanted to have a bunch of kids around. That’s something I really want to do. And my dad was young when he had me. He was 23. And I’m 23 now. I’ve always wanted to be a young dad.”
