Victoria Beckham's latest Brooklyn blow amid desperate 'tug of war' family feud

has obscured a which reads "mama’s boy" and runs over his heart - for a bunch of flowers.

One of the latest inkings, said to have been carried out in the past year, is believed to be a dedication to his wife ’s bridal bouquet. New photographs, emerged as part of an interview and shoot Brooklyn has done for , show the blooms run over the words "mama's boy," which .

The model reportedly has around 100 inkings, though it is understood approximately 70 of these are devoted to Nicola and her family. The pair married in April 2022 and, since then, Nicola and relationship is said to have been fractious. The feud came into the spotlight recently as Brooklyn and Nicola in London. Sources said this led to as she lived her "worst nightmare".

An insider told : "Victoria dislikes Nicola intensely and it’s been war behind the scenes pretty much ever since the wedding. It’s always been a tug of war about Brooklyn, and Victoria has not wanted to let go."

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Brooklyn and Nicola pose lovingly on the cover of Germany's Glamour and, in the interview, aspiring chef Brooklyn gushes over his wife of three years. It reflects the 26-year-old star's deep and soppy devotion to Nicola, 30, on social media.

But Victoria, Posh Spice in the Spice Girls, is said to have felt resentment from this. The source continued: "Victoria feels he has been absorbed into the Peltzes and that his life is all about that family... Even when Nicola and Brooklyn went out to Paris for Victoria’s fashion show, they stayed with her family because her mother likes to go to the couture shows."

Brooklyn, a model, had the "mama's boy" inking in 2018. He met Nicola one year later and says she "changed everything" because he describes her as quickly becoming his "best friend". The fashion photoshoot, with Brooklyn bare-chested and Nicola leaning in to hook a proprietorial finger around his belt loops, cements their brand status as a hot couple.

The pair have reportedly been hurt by the fallout but a friend told the Daily Mail: "Everything they do, they do together." And it is that united front they are understood to hope the Glamour front page will represent. In the piece itself, Brooklyn advises others: "Don’t listen to all the nonsense. Keep your head down, work hard, stay friendly. There will always be people who talk. The important thing is that we’re happy together."