The olive branch was swept aside on Wednesday evening as Brooklyn Beckham finally broke his Instagram silence – to thank his wife for a gushing social media post on his 27th birthday.  

The cooking influencer was given another opportunity to reconnect with his estranged family after parents David and Victoria Beckham attempted to build bridges with their eldest son by sharing a series of birthday tributes. 

But while he failed to acknowledge their nostalgic throwback photos, birthday messages and repeated use of his affectionate nickname – Buster – he wasted no time in responding to Nicola Peltz. 

Taking to Instagram on Wednesday evening, the American actress, 31, shared a photo of herself alongside her husband in a room decorated with celebratory balloons. 

Captioning the post, she wrote: ‘Happy birthday baby… I hope all your dreams and wishes come true! you light up every room you walk into and anyone who knows you loves you… you’re the most special human and I love being your wife. I love you I love you I love you.’

Responding to her birthday tribute, he wrote: ‘I love you baby girl.’ 

Nicola Peltz paid tribute to husband Brooklyn Beckham on Wednesday as he celebrated his 27th birthday 

Peltz appeared to have something special up her sleeve for Brooklyn, with the actress gifting him a box of twenty one personalised iced cakes, individually shaped to read ‘Happy Birthday Brooklyn.’ 

The influencer was also confronted by a mountain of gifts, thoughtfully presented in Cloud 23 wrapping paper – a reference to his popular hot sauce brand, ironically named after his father’s shirt number at Real Madrid and Los Angeles Galaxy. 

‘Make a wish!’ she trills as he tucks into his first cake, adding: ‘I love you. I hope your wishes come true.’ 

Hours earlier, Brooklyn’s parents David and Victoria Beckham shared their own birthday tributes, but have yet to receive any public acknowledgement. 

Sharing childhood photos of the influencer, and tagging his wife Victoria, David used his childhood nickname for his son, Buster, as he wrote ’27 today. Happy Birthday Bust. We love you.’