Why Snoop Dogg Is Team David Beckham Amid Feud With Son Brooklyn: 'No Family Is Perfect'

In the middle of a very public feud between Brooklyn Beckham and his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, allegiances are quickly becoming clear, and Snoop Dogg is firmly Team David.

The hip-hop icon made it clear his loyalty lies with David, a longtime friend, while expressing hope that the family can mend their differences.

The feud escalated after Brooklyn shared lengthy posts accusing his parents of controlling his life's narrative and interfering in his marriage to Nicola Peltz.

The “Drop It Like It’s Hot” rapper weighed in on Beckham's family turmoil, recalling his history with the patriarch, who he knows to prioritize his family over anything else.

"David is my boy, we have been friends for over 20 years now,” the Grammy-nominated singer told The Mirror. “We have seen each other's kids grow up, and one thing about David is that he is a family man.”

Snoop added that what matters more to David is not his achievements but rather his family. He then noted that rough patches are often common in any typical brood but was hopeful that the Beckhams would work out theirs.

Snoop shared, "No family is perfect, right, but when you are a family in the public eye, it's hard – it's even more of a pressure. I know the love that family has for each other – and in time, they are gonna work things out."

Snoop’s support for the sportsman comes a week after Brooklyn dropped explosive claims about his parents, solidifying the rumored rift between them.

As The Blast previously reported, the 26-year-old former photographer took to his Instagram stories, noting he was speaking out to “stand up for himself” against the “controlled narratives” his parents have put out for years.

He alleged that their family’s public image is a facade curated through social media, high-profile appearances, and “lies” fed to the media behind the scenes.

He further shared that tensions had long escalated even before his wedding with Peltz, pointing to his mother’s cancellation of his wife's wedding dress at the last minute.

In the wake of Brooklyn’s explosive claims, the football club owner made a public appearance but stopped short of responding directly to his eldest son's accusations.

Instead, David used the moment to speak broadly about the risks of social media and the guidance he has tried to give his children over the years. Beckham explained that he believes in allowing his children room to grow, even when that includes making mistakes.

"I've tried to do the same with my children, to educate them," the dad of four shared, per The Blast. "They make mistakes, but children are allowed to make mistakes. That is how they learn. That is what I try to teach my kids. You sometimes have to let them make those mistakes as well."

While David avoided addressing his son's statement during his recent appearance, the dispute is already drawing public attention, and Snoop Dogg is not the only one picking a side. 

Rebecca Loos, who was linked to Beckham in a highly publicized 2003 affair, has openly voiced her support for Brooklyn. Loos was informed of the family fallout by one of her followers and did not hold back in her response. 

"So happy he's finally standing up for himself and speaking out," she wrote, according to The Blast. "I've felt so bad for his poor wife, knowing too well what they can be like."

As public reactions continue to pour in light of Brooklyn's revelations, the former photographer is said to remain firm in his position against his parents. The Blast reported that those close to the chef say that he has no regrets about opening up, believing that it was the right decision.

Amid a rocky time for the family, The Blast reported a day ago that David scored a big win, signing a 20-year deal with fragrance company Interparfums Inc. 

Interparfums Chairman and CEO Jean Madar gushed about the new opportunity, saying the company is “delighted” to work with the 50-year-old, whom he described as the embodiment of “modern sophistication and timeless elegance.” 

He added that the company estimates that annual sales will surpass $50 million in the early years of the partnership. David, on his part, echoed similar excitement to begin the project.