Nicola Peltz gushed over her mom, Claudia Heffner Peltz, in an Instagram post shared Thursday.
“I love you mom, so so much 🩷 i don’t know what i would do in life without your love,” Nicola, 31, wrote as she shared several pictures of them hugging.
“Thank you for being you, the most beautiful human inside and out, there is truly no one like you.”
The sweet post dedicated to her 70-year-old mom comes just days after she erased all traces of her husband Brooklyn Beckham’s family from her page — including a 2024 birthday tribute to her mother-in-law, Victoria.
When the fashion designer turned 50 in 2024, Peltz shared a photo of them together on Instagram.
“Happy birthday to my beautiful mil [mother-in-law] Victoria Beckham,” she captioned the now-deleted post. “I love you so much and love being your dance partner forever.”
The Spice Girls singer, now 51, then replied in the comments section, “Love you so much!!!!! xxxxxxx kisses xxxxxxx.”
Following their 2022 wedding, Brooklyn and Nicola have seemingly been distancing themselves from his family.
Despite putting on a seemingly united front since, things came to an all-time high when the photographer-turned-chef skipped his dad’s 50th birthday in May 2025.
Since then, his brother Cruz has been the most vocal on social media about their feud.
He’s made shady comments about Brooklyn and Nicola, as well as revealing that they initially unfollowed their family before blocking them.
Now, the 26-year-old has taken extreme measures to warn his parents to only contact him through lawyers or make any public statements about him on social media.
Brooklyn reportedly requested this after he was offended by comments that suggested he was a “hostage” of his wife’s and was being “controlled” by her.
A source recently told Page Six that Brooklyn and Nicola have not spoken to the Beckhams in over a year.
Also, the insider noted that he is merely following his wife’s lead.
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