Brooklyn and Nicola’s First Dance: Butler Clarifies Victoria Beckham Drama

PALM BEACH, January 2026: The controversy surrounding Brooklyn Beckham and Victoria Beckham has taken a new turn after claims about the 2022 Palm Beach wedding surfaced. Brooklyn said his mother “hijacked” his first dance with Nicola Peltz, dancing in a way he found “inappropriate.” Now, a wedding butler has clarified what actually happened.

First Dance Already Completed

The butler revealed that Brooklyn and Nicola had already shared their official first dance before Victoria stepped onto the floor. The couple danced to Elvis Presley’s Can’t Help Falling in Love, with guests cheering and applauding.

Afterward, Nicola danced with her father, Nelson Peltz. Victoria was invited later, as part of the planned wedding reception.

The butler told The Sun:
“Nicola had already had a dance with Brooklyn and her dad. Victoria was only on the dancefloor because she was invited. It was all planned.”

Bride’s Tears Explained

Witnesses said Nicola’s tears were not caused by Victoria’s dancing. According to the butler, the bride became emotional when singer Marc Anthony called Victoria “the most beautiful woman in the room.”

The source added:
“Nicola just didn’t want to share the limelight. Victoria’s two minutes on stage amid a three-day wedding was too much for her.”

The butler stressed that Victoria never intended to upstage Nicola and has been unfairly blamed.

DJ Confirms Dance Was Not Inappropriate

Wedding DJ Fat Tony, a family friend, confirmed the dance was awkward but not inappropriate. Speaking to ITV’s This Morning, he said:
“There was no scandalous dancing. Brooklyn was on stage while Marc Anthony encouraged a Latin dance. It was awkward but not inappropriate.”

Witnesses Contradict Brooklyn

While Brooklyn described feeling “humiliated” and later held a vow renewal, witnesses—including the butler and DJ—say Victoria’s brief dance was blown out of proportion.

The drama highlights how family dynamics and media attention can turn minor wedding moments into public controversies.