Nicola Peltz-Beckham and her spouse, Brooklyn, were noticeably absent from the star-studded wedding of Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco earlier this week.
The Only Murders in the Building actress, 33, exchanged vows with Benny, 37, in a ceremony attended by A-listers like Paris Hilton and Ed Sheeran, as well as her co-stars Steve Martin and Martin Short.
However, Nicola, an heiress, and Brooklyn, the son of David and Victoria Beckham, were nowhere to be found.
This absence might have raised eyebrows among fans, considering the close relationship that the former Disney Channel star has developed with the couple over the years, even humorously referring to them as a ‘throuple.’.
Interestingly, Selena also missed the Beckhams’ recent vow renewal ceremony, sparking speculation among fans about a possible rift between the friends.
Just a few weeks ago, it was reported that Selena had distanced herself from the ‘diva’ couple, with insiders claiming their close bond is no more. The Sun reported that ‘the throuple no longer exists’ after the singer felt ‘truly disappointed’ by the couple’s ‘diva’ antics.
An insider told the publication, ‘Last year, she noticed Nicola’s behavior toward her, and [fiancé Benny] turned into a constant quest for attention.
“There were many tense moments, for example, during dinners and lunches, where Nicola would try to sit where photographers could get the best angle, and she wasn’t very nice to Selena if people weren’t paying enough attention to her.”
This is a stark contrast to their once tight-knit friendship that included vacationing together.
When asked about Brooklyn’s relationship with her friend Selena, Nicola said: “Oh my god. We’re like, ‘Yeah, we are a throuple.’ We are all three best friends.
“We just clicked and had the best time. And then we became super, super close. I feel like she’s my soul sister. I love her so much,” she added.
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