Brooklyn Beckham's ex-girlfriend, model Hana Cross, has spoken in detail for the first time about their relationship and revealed that she noticed warning signs during their romance that, according to her, foreshadowed later family conflicts in the Beckham family.
Brooklyn Beckham has been married to Nicola Peltz, the daughter of a billionaire, since 2022, after a luxurious wedding held at the Peltz family estate in Palm Beach.
Before this relationship, Brooklyn was in a relationship with several celebrities, including actress Chloe Grace Moretz and model Hana Cross. Cross recently spoke for the first time to Hello! magazine about their relationship, which lasted from December 2018 to September 2019.
As she claims, although she received a lot of media attention during that period, she describes the experience as emotionally difficult. She emphasized that today she views the relationship negatively and that it brought her a lot of stress and anxiety.
"There were a lot of warning signs and things that happened during the relationship that, in retrospect, I should have acted on earlier and ended it," Cross said.
She added that the whole situation was made even more difficult for her due to her rapid entry into the world of celebrity, which she found difficult to navigate. As she stated, she was around 21 at the time and was just adjusting to her new way of life in London.
"I came from the countryside, moved to London and suddenly found myself in a relationship like this. It was hard to know what was right in that situation," the model said.
She also stressed that at the time she was not open enough about her feelings, which made it difficult for her to accept advice from others. Hana Cross explained that she decided to talk about this relationship now because her name is being linked to the Beckham family again, especially in the context of the current family disputes that have been followed in the media for some time.
The model also stated that she was surprised by Brooklyn's public and very harsh statement regarding the family and the "Beckham brand," but that the content of that message did not surprise her. As she emphasized, she believes that this publication in some way summed up many of her personal experiences, as well as the way, according to her, their family functions as a public brand.
"However, no one knows what happens behind closed doors. It's sad that all of this is being brought out into the public in this way," Cross concluded. /Telegraph/
