Is Brooklyn Beckham Jewish?

Brooklyn Joseph Beckham is British. He was born in Westminster, London, England.

Brooklyn is the eldest son of English former footballer David Beckham and English singer-turned-fashion designer Victoria Beckham

Although Brooklyn is English, but he stepped under the chuppah on Saturday to marry actress Nicola Peltz in a traditional Jewish ceremony complete with a rabbi, a ketubah, and the groom smashing a glass to seal the deal.

Brooklyn, 23, who hopes to become a chef, and Peltz, 27, were married at the Palm Beach estate of the father of the bride, billionaire Nelson Peltz.

Brooklyn spent his childhood in Madrid and Los Angeles, while his father played for Real Madrid and LA Galaxy.

He has three younger siblings: brothers Romeo James, Cruz David, and sister Harper Seven. In December 2004, Beckham and Romeo were jointly baptised in a private chapel on the grounds of their parents’ Hertfordshire mansion.

His godparents are Elton John, David Furnish and Elizabeth Hurley. At age 15, Beckham worked weekend shifts at a coffee shop in West London.

Brooklyn played in the Arsenal F.C. Academy, but left in 2015 after not receiving a scholarship to remain with the academy.

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