Harper Beckham, 15, pens a sweet message to 'role model' Romeo and says 'I'll forever look up to you' after being cut out of Brooklyn's life

See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Published: 08:45 EDT, 1 September 2026 | Updated: 09:42 EDT, 1 September 2026 Harper Beckham has called older brother Romeo her 'role model' in a loving tribute on his 24th birthday.The youngest child of Victoria and David joined her family in uploading gushing posts dedicated to Romeo on Tuesday.Eldest son Brooklyn, 27, was once again the notable exception, continuing his long-running estrangement with his parents and siblings.Harper, 15, used Romeo's birthday to tell him how 'lucky' she is 'to have you as my brother' as she uploaded a selfie with him. 'Today is all about celebrating you, and I hope you know how loved and appreciated you are,' Harper told Romeo. 'You'll always be one of the biggest role models in my life, and I'll forever look up to you and everything you are.''I'm so lucky to have you as my brother, and I genuinely don't know what I'd do without you.' Harper Beckham has called older brother Romeo her 'role model' in a loving tribute posted to celebrate his 24th birthday'Thank you for always being someone I can look up to and be proud of. I hope this year brings you so much happiness, love, and everything you've been wishing for, because you truly deserve it all.' Proud Posh reposted the sweet message, admitting 'this melts my heart'.Harper is close with both Romeo and brother Cruz. On Saturday she joined Victoria and David to watch Cruz, 21, perform with his band The Breakers at Reading Festival after spending the summer with the family on board the Beckhams' superyacht.Cruz proved their close bond when he dedicated a song to 'my little sister' from the stage.Earlier this year Harper reportedly tried to reconnect with Brooklyn, only for her olive branch to be rebuffed. The teenager visited the mansion Brooklyn shares with his wife Nicola Peltz in Beverly Hills alone after her father David received his Hollywood Walk of Fame star just five miles away. No one was home and she had to leave a letter instead.Harper was photographed by American paparazzi, prompting Brooklyn to later accuse his parents of 'setting up' the picture opportunity, something they profusely deny.Shortly before Christmas last year, Brooklyn blocked his parents on Instagram, while his lawyers later wrote to the Beckhams' team requesting all communication be conducted through legal representatives.In January, Brooklyn then released a scathing six-page statement announcing he had cut ties with his family. Earlier this year Harper tried to reconnect with her eldest brother Brooklyn, only for her olive branch to be rebuffed Following months of rumours they had become estranged, Brooklyn confirmed the news in January, declaring he was no longer part of 'Brand Beckham' and insisting his parents and their other children are 'performative'. On Harper's birthday in July, a source close to the Beckhams told the Daily Mail's Katie Hind: 'Harper is heartbroken and devastated at her brother's decision not to speak to her and now her birthday becomes a difficult scenario once again.'They were so close. Now he won't speak to her and she can't understand why. There is nothing worse for Harper than him ignoring her on her birthday.'All she wants is to have a relationship with her big brother. It is so horrifying and awful for David and Victoria to see.'Of course, everyone else in the family shows Harper so much love. But for the second year running it's likely there will be nothing from Brooklyn. It's not her fault that he is estranged. They've never had a cross word.'But it is understood that they haven't spoken to her since before the feud erupted on April 25 last year in the run up to David's 50th birthday celebrations. Brooklyn and Nicola snubbed all of the celebrations.It has been suggested that Brooklyn doesn't want to speak to his sister as he believes it will put her in a difficult situation. But friends of Posh and Becks debunk that as a 'stupid and insulting excuse'.The Daily Mail contacted Harper and Brooklyn's representatives for comment at the time.