Brooklyn Beckham famously tried to make it as a photographer, with the first of his many career paths funded by mom and dad.
But nine years after the eldest Beckham son published his panned photography book, and now that his relationship with his family is in tatters, the Beckham clan has a new favorite family snapper.
Victoria Beckham’s niece Libby Adams, the 28-year-old daughter of Posh’s younger sister Louise, will act as her musician cousin Cruz’s official band photographer and content creator this year.
On Saturday, Libby shared her latest assignment, heading to Reading Festival with Victoria and David to photograph Cruz, 21, and his band The Breakers in their festival debut.
Proud Aunt Victoria reposted two of Libby’s photos to her Instagram page, which showed Cruz hugging his mom and dad amid the mud backstage.
The Spice Girl tagged her niece in the candid photos and helpfully directed her 33 million followers to Libby’s page, which currently has 59.8k fans.
Brooklyn Beckham tried to make it to fame as a photographer, but the Beckham clan has a new favorite family photographer: Victoria’s niece Libby Adams
The 28-year-old daughter of Posh’s younger sister Louise will act as her musician cousin Cruz’s official band photographer and content creator this year.
Continuing the momentum, Libby shared a video showing her fun family weekend as she posed with her professional camera and danced backstage with the band.
Libby quietly stood by her cousin’s side during The Breakers’ global performances this year, with the band hailing her on Instagram as their ‘content queen’.
The photographer documented her summer with the band on her social media, along with a photo of her and Cruz grabbing pizza together: “I don’t know exactly what I did to deserve to travel across the US with this couple, but here we are.”
In addition to serving as official photographer, the talented Libby also has a producer credit on Cruz’s music video for the single For Your Love, which also featured their grandfather Tony Adams.
When releasing the video in February, Cruz said “there’s nothing better” than working with family as he thanked his cousin for her hard work.
Cruz, meanwhile, has had a fantastic 2026 with his band, with his Reading Festival slot capping off a summer of touring.
Victoria and David didn’t want to miss the festival as they made it from their £16million yacht moored along 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, the former footballer, 51, and Posh Spice, 52, were undeterred as they watched intently from the side of the stage, Victoria still wearing her sunglasses.
On Saturday, Libby shared her latest assignment, heading to Reading Festival with Victoria and David to photograph Cruz, 21, and his band The Breakers in their festival debut
Libby quietly stood by her cousin’s side during The Breakers’ global performances this year, with the band hailing her as their ‘content queen’ on Instagam
Libby joined the Beckham family at the rainy Reading Festival to bring The Breakers to the stage in their festival debut
Cruz’s brother Romeo, sister Harper and his girlfriend Jackie Apostel also looked on as they beamed with pride.
A concertgoer told the Daily Mail: “They are all there listening and supporting Cruz and Victoria lovingly hugged David while watching.”
Cruz became the latest nepo baby to take to the festival stage with Liam Gallagher’s youngest son Gene, 25, who performed with his band Villanelle the day before.
Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin’s son Moses also played with his band People I’ve Met on Friday, and Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl’s daughter Violet will take the stage on Sunday.
Cruz shared a close-up selfie on his Instagram Story before his festival, writing, “Reading, I can’t wait.”
After Reading, Cruz and his band move to Leeds on Sunday, with a total of six shows planned to coincide with the release of the Wear & Tear EP.
The songs are called: Better Times, WANNABE, Seeing Red, Loneliest Boy and Wear & Tear.
Libby documented her summer with the band, along with a photo of her and Cruz: “I don’t know exactly what I did to deserve to travel across the US with this couple, but here we are.”
Cruz says the new EP captures “a life lived” – the good, the bad and all the “learning curves” in between.
He added that he hopes the EP conveys the message that people, despite having different life experiences, can still share emotions.
The singer mused: “We’ve been high and low, in love and in pain, jealous, upset – we’ve lived and learned. We all have our wear and tear.”
