David and Victoria Beckham stood at the front of the crowd watching their youngest son Cruz perform at the Reading Festival this weekend with his band The Breakers.
And the proud parents couldn’t get enough of their offspring’s ‘amazing’ performance as they raved as they greeted him backstage after the show.
The former professional footballer, 51, wrapped Cruz, 21, in a warm hug as they were reunited outside his caravan on the grounds of the famous festival.
David could be heard telling Cruz that his band’s performance was “amazing,” telling him “good job,” while Victoria said, “I’m so proud of you!”
His younger sister Harper, 15, also praised him, telling him the performance was “insane” after joining him on stage to throw T-shirts at the audience. His brother Romeo, 24, was also with them.
Fashion designer Victoria, 52, also said she was impressed with her son’s stage look, which included an orange crop top and jeansand told him, “I love what you’re wearing.”
David and Victoria Beckham stood at the front of the crowd watching their youngest son Cruz perform at the Reading festival this weekend with his band The Breakers
And the proud parents couldn’t get enough of their offspring’s ‘amazing’ performance as they raved as they greeted him backstage after the show
His younger sister Harper, 15, also praised him, telling him the performance was “insane” after joining him on stage to throw T-shirts at the audience. His brother Romeo, 24, was also with them
David could then be heard commenting on the atmosphere in the tent, on the Canopy stage, asking Cruz, “The crowd was great, no? Yes, bad.’
To wrap up the video, Cruz spoke to the camera and said, “I’m absolutely stoked, yo Reading – y’all turn it up! It was the best audience reception we’ve ever had. That was insane.
‘Thank you Reading, thank you to all the supporters. Holy s***, that was insane! It was all rainy, but that was a lot of fun. I’m exhausted, let’s go get McDonalds. I love you all.”
Cruz greeted the festival crowd by saying “welcome to the nepo stage,” making light of talk about all the famous descendants who performed in that tent.
The musician ‘got into the zone’ by watching Michael Jackson videos backstage, while Victoria was the stage mom through and through as she took pictures with her camera.
Reading and Leeds Festival organizers sparked outrage after removing an outlet designed for up-and-coming bands… to make way for a host of nepo babies, including Cruz’s band The Breakers.
When the event took place this weekend, partygoers were treated to performances from the likes of Charli XCX, Dave, Raye and Florence And The Machine.
However, long-time visitors will have noticed a big change to the event this year: the BBC Introducing Stage is suddenly no more.
David could be heard telling Cruz that his band’s performance was “amazing,” telling him “good job,” while Victoria said, “I’m so proud of you!”
The former professional footballer, 51, wrapped Cruz, 21, in a warm hug as they were reunited outside his caravan on the grounds of the famous festival
For almost two decades, BBC Introducing was a space at the festival where unsigned artists could showcase their talents to a wider audience – with all of the aforementioned headliners having previously performed there.
This year, however, BBC Introducing was replaced by a space titled Canopy Stage, billed as a ‘home for new and groundbreaking acts’.
However, among the acts on the Canopy Stage were Violet Grohl (daughter of Dave Grohl); Cruz Beckham (son of David and Victoria Beckham); People I’ve Met (led by Moses Martin, son of Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow); and Villanelle (fronted by Gene Gallagher, son of Liam Gallagher and Nicole Appleton) – leading fans to dub it the ‘Nepo Baby Stage’.
December 10, who found fame when they were formed in Simon Cowell’s Netflix series The Next Act, also appeared on the Canopy Stage.
During his performance, Cruz dedicated a song to “my little sister” before Harper joined him on stage.
Harper was every bit the proud little brother as she watched Cruz and his band The Breakers make their UK festival debut.
The 15-year-old braved the stage and threw T-shirts into the crowd with Cruz’s girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 30.
Cruz dedicated a song to “my little sister” before Harper joined him on stage at Reading Festival
Harper was every bit the proud little brother as she watched Cruz and his band The Breakers make their UK festival debut
Cruz said, “This show is our penultimate show on this tour and we had an incredible time. It was great to see everyone again and I want to thank you for all the love and support.
‘I want to dedicate this next song to my little sister, who is just dancing there. It’s called: Nobody.’
The youngest of the Beckham sons has had a great year touring Britain with his band and earlier this month they released their EP Wear & Tear.
And after a summer touring Europe on their £16 million luxury yacht, his parents made sure they flew back from the Amalfi Coast to rainy Reading in time to see their son play on the Canopy stage at the famous festival.
Despite the heavy rain, David and Victoria were undeterred.
A concertgoer told the Daily Mail: “They are all there listening and supporting Cruz and Victoria lovingly hugged David while watching.”
Jackie also made sure to show her support for the star as she took to her Instagram Story earlier today in a bright yellow T-shirt that read: ‘Cruz Beckham sang for me.’
