Brooklyn Beckham Hits Back: ‘Cooking Critiques Don’t Faze Me’

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Brooklyn Beckham, aged 24, has elegantly navigated the labyrinth of public scrutiny, standing resolute amidst a cascade of criticism targeting his culinary ventures. The son of the internationally revered David and Victoria Beckham, Brooklyn has transitioned from the world of photography, embracing his newfound passion for cooking with open arms.

His Instagram profile serves as a vivid canvas, showcasing a myriad of cooking videos, each narrating a story of his culinary explorations. In an ambitious leap into the digital sphere, Brooklyn introduced his own culinary series on Facebook Watch, aptly titled 'Cookin' With Brooklyn.'

Despite this foray into content creation, fans have noted a hiatus, with no new episodes gracing the platform since 2022. Brooklyn’s culinary journey, while filled with enthusiasm and a genuine love for the craft, has not been devoid of criticism.

Certain audiences have cast a skeptical eye on his cooking methodologies, highlighting the controversial decision to leave a cork simmering in a pan of pasta sauce. Additionally, his unconventional use of a blowtorch to grill a cheese sandwich raised more than a few eyebrows, sparking debates across various social media channels.

Brooklyn Unfazed by Criticism

Addressing this wave of critique in a heartfelt interview with Insider, Brooklyn expressed a sense of unwavering resilience, making it clear that the negative feedback rolls off his back. “To be honest, I'm used to the hate.

I don't care,” he shared candidly. Brooklyn’s stance is firm; he is determined to continue sharing his culinary creations, undeterred by the voices of dissent. “People can say whatever they want. There will always be people out there who try to pull you down,” he stated, exuding a sense of determination and fortitude.

In a world where public figures often find themselves at the mercy of public opinion, Brooklyn Beckham stands out. He remains steadfast, vowing to continue on his culinary path, unaffected by the tumult of criticism. “It's not going to bother me — I'm just going to keep doing what I want,” he confidently declared.