What’s Next For Brand Beckham?

Whats Next For Brand Beckham

Some stories grab everyone’s attention, though in this case, it’s Instagram Stories.  When Brooklyn Beckham posted his scathing statement last night, WhatsApp groups the world over exploded, and what follows today is online Op Eds and radio chats.  But what impact will the latest drama have on Brand Beckham?

 

Family brand aside, it’s incredibly sad, isn’t it?  It’s awful when any family has a fall out.  It happens all the time, no parent, child or sibling is perfect but when the rift is so public like this, it just makes it worse.  

 

But the Beckhams are no ordinary family!  From day one, or should I say date one, Brand Beckham was hard launched.  And Brooklyn was commodified in the womb.  Victoria and David sold their pregnancy photos, his newborn photos, tours of his nursery.  In the early days of Brand Beckham, there was a price tag on every life moment.

 

But as the brand evolved, so did their team of PRs, Branding experts and management.

 

Brooklyn is obviously the ultimate nepo baby.  He’s the first name we all think about when we hear those words.  He’s not the most talented individual, he’s not a world-famous footballer or popstar, but he is world-famous, so much so that when he posted his statement to his 16.4 million followers last night, it blew up instantly.  And I’m not just talking WhatsApp groups, I was on RTÉ Radio One with Oliver Callan discussing it this morning, and Sky News questioned David Beckham about it at Davos.

 

The general mood of the nation is that Brooklyn deserves little sympathy; he’s benefitted for years from Brand Beckham and has built many career attempts off the name and financial support.  Whether or not he chose this life, doesn’t seem to come into public opinion where he’s viewed as spoiled and coddled.  The fact that he had no choice over his identity or his public role, doesn’t seem to resonate with the public.

 

When it comes to his very public outcry, it doesn’t look like Brooklyn sought out professional advice, but I do think it has other fingerprints over it, especially when you compare it to his usual love bombing posts to Nicola Peltz. But if you’re going to go nuclear on your family, you generally seek out advice from those in your close circle, right?  

So, what’s next for Brand Beckham?  I can guarantee you the Beckhams are in crisis talks as I type this and if they do decide to issue a statement, we can expect that to say how regretful the situation is but that their doors and arms are always open to Brooklyn and Nicola.  But will it really impact them?  Sure, they’re a family brand, a household name, but they’ve survived worse.  And they thrive on publicity and the public eye.  They’ll continue to rally around their other children, showing their support and living their carefully curated public lives.

 

As for Brooklyn, will he really cut all ties to his family?  I hope not, for all their sakes.  All the fame, fortune and glory doesn’t compare with family, brand or no brand.  I hope that by next Christmas, he’ll be back in the fold, they’ll all be in their matching pyjamas and on our Instagram grids.

– Sonia Harris Pope, Founder & MD

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Denny Redmond

JUNIOR ACCOUNT MANAGER

Denny brings a rich and varied background across PR, HR, and theatre production, with PR agency experience and an in-house role with The Gate Theatre, as well as several roles in the HR sector. After taking time to travel and pursue further studies, he returned to the world of PR in 2025, joining the Harris PR team where he supports clients in the food, motoring, retail, festivals & events, and NFP sectors.

 

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Vika joined Harris PR following her selection as the recipient of the 2025/26 Harris PR Diversity, Equality and Inclusion Bursary, developed in partnership with the Public Relations Institute of Ireland (PRII) and the Open Doors Initiative. Originally from Ukraine and displaced by war, Vika came to Ireland in 2022 and brings over eight years of experience in communications including a wealth of strategic insight, creativity, and international perspective.

 

As part of the Bursary, Viktoriia is completing the PRII Diploma in Public Relations, combining academic study with hands-on agency experience at Harris PR, where she supports clients in the retail, health & wellness, festivals and NFP sectors.

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Eve previously spent over four years at tech-focused communications agency Beachhut PR, where she delivered strategic positioning, executive profiling, and global media relations for high-growth companies and multinational brands, often translating jargon heavy language into clear messaging. Her experience spans fintech, automotive, e-commerce, Web3, med-tech, supply chain, and enviro-tech industries.

 

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Emma started her career in Internal Communications before undertaking a Masters in Public Relations and Strategic Communications. She moved on to become a Public Relations Manager in a fast-paced retail environment for over two years before joining Harris PR in 2025.

 

Experienced in delivering and executing PR campaigns across corporate, consumer and sustainability communications, whilst nurturing brand reputation, Emma manages clients in the health & wellness, retail, festivals and NFP sectors. A true media relations pro, her passion lies in storytelling and identifying news angles that will generate positive coverage while landing key messages.

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During the course of her career she has worked with a broad range of corporate entities and consumer brands from industries spanning retail, telecoms, and FMCG, and has been the recipient of a number of PRCA awards in recognition of her work. She later served on the judging panel for the annual industry awards for several years.

Niamh specialises in strategy, planning, media relations and influencer management at Harris PR, and is the account lead for a number of brands in the retail, food & beverage, health & wellness and travel & tourism sectors.

Sonia Harris Pope

FOUNDER & MANAGING DIRECTOR

Sonia established Harris PR in 2009, following a decade in agency PR and three years as a journalist with the Sunday Independent.  Her vision is to provide a truly people centric service, delivering standout creative work that moves the dial, while acting as an extension of client teams

 

While taking an active role in client work, alongside running the business, Sonia is responsible for strategic counsel, creative oversight and KPI delivery.  She has advised multinationals, start-ups, NFPs, and more over the course of her career and is deeply committed to advancing the PR industry by investing in talent and building an agency culture rooted in fairness and inclusivity.

 

Sonia is committed to advancing DEI in the PR Industry, and recently commissioned research and prepared the first benchmark report and toolkit for employers on the state of DEI in PR Ireland.  An active member of the PRII, and co-founder of the DEI PR Bursary now in its third year, Sonia has recently joined the board of the PRCA, and is committed to driving more inclusive hiring and workplace practices throughout the industry.