Brooklyn Beckham under fire for using his last name for new surprise business venture

EXCLUSIVE: Brooklyn Beckham under fire for using his last name for new surprise business ventureBrooklyn Beckham plans to launch burger brand 'Beck's Buns' in the US, but faces backlash for using his famous surname after criticising his "controlling" parents earlier this yearComments3amCally Brooks Features Writer11:00, 12 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesBrooklyn Beckham is starting a new burger business venture using his last name(Image: INSTAGRAM)Brooklyn Beckham's latest venture is shaping up to be his most ambitious yet, but it's already raising eyebrows thanks to its name.‌The 27-year-old son of football icon David Beckham and fashion designer Victoria Beckham is pushing ahead with plans to launch a new burger business, despite recently taking aim at his upbringing in a scathing social media post where he called his parents "controlling".‌Brooklyn is said to be gearing up to open a US-based restaurant called 'Beck's Buns', with hopes of launching as early as next year in Los Angeles, where he lives with his wife Nicola Peltz. The project is reportedly backed by her billionaire family, including her businessman father Nelson Peltz, giving the venture serious financial weight behind the scenes.‌READ MORE: David and Victoria Beckham 'offer to meet Brooklyn on his terms' in bid to heal feudREAD MORE: Brooklyn Beckham's suspicious question to wedding planners shortly before sackingView 4 ImagesBrooklyn also owns the company Buster Hot Sauce Inc(Image: Getty Images)According to insiders, the idea has been a long time coming. Brooklyn has quietly been laying the groundwork, recently revealing the branding online and tweaking trademark applications to cover restaurant use.His company, Buster Hot Sauce Inc, owns the trademark, and the menu is expected to centre around high-quality burgers paired with his own range of 'Buster' hot sauces.‌But the move hasn’t gone unnoticed - particularly because of...