Nicola Peltz has seemingly confirmed that she remains on good terms with DJ Fat Tony by liking one of his social media posts, just one day after he publicly supported her during an appearance on ITV's This Morning. The heiress, who is married to Brooklyn Beckham, found herself at the centre of a public family fallout after her husband issued a scathing Instagram post targeting his parents, David and Victoria Beckham.
Wedding Controversy and Emotional Fallout
The controversy stems from Brooklyn Beckham's recent claims that his mother Victoria "hijacked" his first dance with bride Nicola during their April 2022 wedding celebration. According to Brooklyn's emotional statement, the incident left both him and Nicola so devastated that they felt compelled to renew their vows last year to create wedding memories they could cherish.
DJ Fat Tony, who performed at the original wedding ceremony, appeared on This Morning earlier this week to provide his perspective on the unfolding drama. During the interview, he confirmed that the first dance incident had left Nicola in floods of tears and described the atmosphere as "awkward for everyone in the room."
Social Media Gesture Speaks Volumes
Following his television appearance, DJ Fat Tony shared an Instagram post featuring his dogs enjoying a walk, accompanied by the caption: "It's good to be back home today. Thought of the day... the power of unconditional love." Nicola Peltz's decision to like this post represents a significant gesture of support, particularly given the timing just one day after his public defence of her position in the family dispute.
This social media interaction strongly suggests that Nicola maintains a positive relationship with the DJ despite the ongoing tensions within the Beckham family circle. The move comes as the latest development in what has become a very public airing of family grievances.
Detailed Account of Wedding Incident
During his This Morning interview, DJ Fat Tony provided a detailed account of what transpired during the controversial first dance moment. He explained that while Marc Anthony was performing on stage, he called Brooklyn up, leading everyone to expect Nicola would join for their first dance. Instead, Anthony asked "the most beautiful woman in the room" to come to the stage, specifically calling for Victoria.
"At that point, Brooklyn is devastated because he thought he was going to do his first dance with his wife," Tony revealed. "Nicola leaves the room crying her eyes out. Marc says, 'Put your hands on your mother's hips!' It was a latin thing and that whole situation was awkward for everyone in the room."
Aftermath and Awkward Atmosphere
The DJ further described how the tense atmosphere continued into the following day, when he performed at the wedding brunch. "I DJed the brunch, which was the most awkward part of it all because that's when everything was discussed from the night before," he confessed.
When questioned about what people were saying the morning after the wedding, Tony admitted: "Well you know, when the bride and groom leave their wedding devastated, word trickles out… and not many people turned up for the brunch, but everyone was talking about it, and how sad that part of it was."
Broader Family Dynamics Revealed
Tony offered insight into the broader family dynamics at play, suggesting that the dance controversy represented "a very small part of the bigger problem." When asked why Brooklyn chose to make his statement public rather than addressing his parents directly, the DJ explained: "He's done all that. It got to the point for him where he can't take this anymore and wanted to step back from it, and that was his way of doing closure."
The DJ expressed concern that the focus on the dance incident had overshadowed more significant issues, stating: "What's sad is that this is the bit that everyone's taken from the statement, and kind of white washed everything else that went on." He added that Brooklyn had wanted to "change the narrative" after being labelled a "Nepo Baby" throughout his life.
Perhaps most poignantly, Tony concluded: "I think what we're all missing here is the fact that parents have lost their child, and a son has lost his parents…" This observation highlights the deeper emotional toll of the very public family dispute that continues to unfold through social media and television appearances.
