Brooklyn Beckham and his wife, Nicola Peltz, are reportedly being courted by major streaming platforms with blockbuster offers. They’re being approached by deals insiders say could reach as high as $50 million and reopen the most contentious moments of their wedding celebrations. Sources claim the proposed projects have left Victoria Beckham bracing for renewed upheaval, as the potential documentaries could thrust the family’s private tensions back into the spotlight.
Brooklyn Beckham and wife ‘could make as much as $50million’ with wedding dance footage, per source
According to Radar Online, production companies want access to hours of never-before-seen footage from the couple’s lavish 2022 Florida wedding and their vow renewal ceremony in upstate New York in August 2025. Executives are said to envision a multi-part documentary series anchored by the footage, banking on intense public interest in the ongoing estrangement between Brooklyn and his parents, Victoria and David Beckham.
“From a streaming perspective, Brooklyn and Nicola are seen as an obvious prize,” one source said. “There is intense competition to secure them because platforms know exactly how successful the Beckham brand has already been on screen.” Industry insiders say the worldwide success of past Beckham documentaries shows that people are interested. They also point out that Brooklyn and Nicola often document their lives, which makes producers believe there is already a lot of private, unseen footage available.
“Producers believe there is a vast archive of unseen, intimate material, candid moments at home, behind-the-scenes footage and personal interactions – that could offer viewers an unusually close and compelling window into their relationship and daily life,” the source added.
The vow renewal ceremony, which Brooklyn’s parents did not attend, was reportedly filmed extensively. However, insiders say the most valuable material involves footage from the original wedding—particularly a moment in which Victoria allegedly danced with Brooklyn before he and Nicola shared their first dance as husband and wife.
“Brooklyn and Nicola could make as much as $50million if they say yes to a deal involving the wedding dance footage,” a source said. Sources claim the inclusion of that controversial wedding dance footage could push offers to staggering heights. Executives from Netflix, Disney Plus, Amazon Prime Video, and Paramount Plus have all reportedly expressed interest.
Originally reported by Khushali Srivastava on Reality Tea.
