Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan: Dinner with Brooklyn and Nicola in their villa

Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz enjoyed a dinner evening with Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan at their home in Montecito, California, according to People magazine . The meeting comes amid tensions within the Beckham family—and has now become public, while a significant distance remains between Harry and his royal family.

Dinner with VIPs and film managers

As the US magazine reports, the Beckhams were part of a larger group of guests and were not invited directly by the Sussexes. "Brooklyn and Nicola were already invited before David's numerous global birthday celebrations, so the timing is purely coincidental," an anonymous source told the magazine.

The insider continued: "Although it was an intimate gathering, there were several additional guests, including VIPs and film executives. Brooklyn and Nicola had a wonderful time and found Harry and Meghan to be particularly kind, caring, and generous."

Family disputes on both sides

Particularly piquant: According to a source, there are "tensions between Brooklyn and Nicola and the family." The couple has recently stayed away from the Beckhams' family celebrations, including David Beckham's 50th birthday, despite being invited.

Amid these alleged family tensions, Meghan's sister-in-law, Princess Kate, wore a bespoke suit designed by Victoria Beckham at a British Fashion Council event in London on Wednesday.

Parallels to Harry's own family situation

The dinner takes place against the backdrop of ongoing tensions within Prince Harry's own family. He and Meghan continue to live at a distance from the British royals. In a candid interview with the BBC on May 2, Harry revealed that his father, King Charles, "doesn't want to speak to him" and admitted he doesn't know "how long [his father] has left" while the monarch continues to undergo cancer treatment.

Nevertheless, Harry expressed his desire for reconciliation: "I would like to reconcile with my family. There's no point in continuing to fight."

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