Romeo Beckham was left in tears during his brother Cruz’s musical performance, with sources suggesting the emotional moment stemmed from a track inspired by their eldest sibling Brooklyn amid continuing tensions within the Beckham family.

Former Manchester United and England star Sir David Beckham and his wife Lady Victoria Beckham, formerly of the Spice Girls, have been residing in Oxfordshire for ten years.

The pair own an estate in the Cotswolds village of Great Tew close to Chipping Norton and have found themselves at the centre of a public family dispute for some time.

The conflict intensified in January when their eldest son Brooklyn shared lengthy claims on social media platform Instagram.

He asserted that his mother had seized control of his first dance with his wife Nicola Peltz and behaved in what he described as an unsuitable manner towards him in front of their wedding guests, stating he had never experienced such levels of distress and shame.

He also claimed his spouse had been treated with a lack of respect by his relatives and had not been included in the guest list for his father’s 50th birthday celebrations.

Cruz Beckham, the middle sibling, recently took to the stage at the Courtyard Theatre in the capital, where his mother and father watched alongside his brother Romeo.

According to national newspaper reports, the siblings were visibly moved when the youngest performed his track titled Loneliest Boy, which sources indicate draws inspiration from Brooklyn.

During the musical number, Cruz appeared to be battling his emotions as a fellow band member offered comfort by placing an arm around him and gently touching his hair in an affectionate gesture.

It was reported that Cruz’s performance reduced his brother Romeo to tears at the event, with the song understood to reference their estranged sibling Brooklyn.