What is Brooklyn Beckham's net worth? Model bought $10M mansion with fiancee Nicola Pentz
David and Victoria's firstborn Brooklyn Beckham is seemingly following the footsteps of his parents. The 22-year-old model and photographer got engaged to his fiancee Nicola Peltz, 26, in July 2020 and it looks like the two are gearing up for the next step in their relationship. The couple bought a new pad together in Beverly Hills recently and dropped a cool $10 million on it.
The sprawling 7000 square-foot mansion boasts five bedrooms, five and a half baths, a luxury kitchen, pool, spa, wine cellar and stunning views of Hollywood Hills and Los Angeles. This new house is not too far away from David and Victoria's six-bedroom rented mansion in Beverly Hills which is on the market for a $37 million price tag. Brooklyn and Nicola have yet to comment on this new purchase. Well, $10 million is a whole lot of money and let's find out if Brooklyn's swanky new purchase has affected his overall wealth.
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What is Brooklyn Beckham's net worth?
The Beckham kids, unlike their parents, were born into wealth. There are multiple media reports featuring David and Victoria's kids and their expensive lifestyles. For instance, earlier this month their son Romeo reportedly drove around London in a $77,500 Maserati. Brookly himself drives a BMW Z4 prices for which starts at $50,000 and his overall net worth according to Celebrity Net Worth is $10 million. Brooklyn has been a photographer since his teenage years and he even published a book in 2017 featuring his photographs. In the latter months of 2020, it was reported that Brooklyn harbored an interest to rebrand himself and wanted to give up the behind the scenes gig and wanted to be front and center instead.
He was allegedly eyeing a career in fashion modeling and apparently he was in very high demand. "Brooklyn has a recognisable face now and is in high demand in the fashion world, especially as he’s the son of David and Victoria," a source claimed. "He has got one of the industry’s leading names to help build him up and bag him lucrative deals," the source added. Brooklyn's photography career hit a bump sometime in 2019 over his "lack of basic skills" after he scored an internship with British photographer Rankin. Brooklyn was offered the job after Rankin was impressed with Brooklyn's photograph of Sir David Attenborough in Africa.
Despite publishing his own book and shooting a campaign for Burberry, sources claim Brooklyn was struggling with basic tasks and the initial days of his internship weren't smooth sailing. Some of his colleagues claimed he had to be treated like a complete newbie, it was reported. "Everyone knew Brooklyn's work needed fine tuning but no one knew his knowledge of the simplest tasks was so off. Everyone had high hopes for him but it's not been the most impressive start. He's lacking in most areas. But he's trying to make up for it in enthusiasm," sources said.