David Beckham spoke about parenting, social media, and mental health in a new CNBC interview, saying kids need room to make mistakes and learn from them. He praised social media’s positive potential while acknowledging its dangers, stressing education over control. His comments landed just hours after son Brooklyn Beckham posted a six-page Instagram statement blowing up the family feud, accusing his parents of control, media manipulation, and sabotaging his wedding and career independence. David carefully avoided addressing Brooklyn directly in multiple public appearances, including at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he dodged reporters’ questions. The Beckham family drama is now fully public, deeply fractured, and far from resolved.