Romeo Beckham and his father, former midfielder David Beckham, cheered at a basketball game in Los Angeles on the evening of April 3 after rumors that the 23-year-old and his older brother Brooklyn were at odds.
Becks and his father both wore black and sat in the front row to cheer on the match between the Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors.
Romeo is the most sports-loving boy in the Becks family. The second son used to be a footballer like his father, also playing as a midfielder, but retired last year to focus on his modeling career. The most individualistic boy in the Becks family is when he cheers for Arsenal - the rival of his father's old team MU.
Becks and his son discussed the match enthusiastically. Rome Beckham inherited his father's freedom and rebelliousness in his youth and his mother's love of fashion.
Becks and his son interacted with players from both teams before the match. In the photo, the former England star and his son took a photo with Golden State Warriors basketball superstar Stephen Curry. On his personal page, Becks also posted a photo with Curry and said this was the first time he had seen the American play in person.
Hours before going to watch basketball with his dad, Romeo went shopping with his girlfriend, sister and parents.
A source close to the Becks revealed that Brooklyn and Romeo are no longer speaking to each other. For this reason, the eldest son and his wife have been absent from many recent Becks events that Kim Turnbull attended.