Brooklyn Beckham cuts a calm figure in a £250 hoodie as he meets friends for lunch in LA – after wife Nicola Peltz ‘considers signing up for Strictly’

Brooklyn Beckham appeared calm as he met friends for a casual lunch at Erewhon in Los Angeles on Sunday.

The son of David and Victoria Beckham, 24, wore a white Rag & Bone hoodie which retails for £250 and paired it with white shorts.

Brooklyn wore a pair of comfortable white Converse sneakers and a black baseball cap that he wore under his hood.

The wannabe chef grabbed a milkshake and salad in the busy shop as his famous face went unrecognized by other customers.

It comes amid reports from wife Nicola Peltz was considering signing up for the next series Come dance strictly in an attempt to raise her profile in Britain.

The son of David and Victoria Beckham wore a white Rag & Bone hoodie that retails for £250 and paired it with white shorts

This year’s final, which saw Ellie Leach lift the glitterball with Vito Coppola, attracted 8.7 million viewers.

Now Nicola’s team reportedly think the show could be the perfect way to make a bigger name for themselves in Britain.

Insiders say husband Brooklyn is ‘right behind her’ as they want to become ‘a standalone couple’ – away from his famous parents David, 48, and Victoria, 49.

A source said The sun: ‘Nicola is well known in the US, but in Britain she is at the bottom of the publicity rankings of Brooklyn’s famous family.

“She has a team behind her that is eager to boost her profile here – and Brooklyn is right behind her. Strictly has been cited as the perfect show for Nicola.

‘She is an accomplished actress, has the right look and an appearance on the show would bring a huge amount of positive promotion, her team is playing the long game and they have slowly raised her profile to get her on the radar of a wider audience. ‘

Just last week, Nicola was pictured wearing clothes from British brand PrettyLittleThing when she hit the road with Brooklyn in Florida.

The actress opted for a tight black bandeau top with a daring asymmetrical split hem, showing off plenty of skin and showing off her slim physique as she walked alongside her husband.

It comes amid reports that wife Nicola Peltz was considering signing up for the next series of Strictly Come Dancing in a bid to boost her profile in Britain.

It’s said the actress, 28, is advised taking part in the BBC show could be the perfect way to grow her fan base (pictured by Craig Revel Horwood, Shirley Ballas and Anton Du Beke)

Insiders say husband Brooklyn (pictured together) is ‘right behind her’ as they want to become ‘a standalone couple’ – away from his famous parents David, 48, and Victoria, 49.

She paired the top with mid-blue wash low-rise wide-leg jeans, also from the online fashion retailer.

Sources say the move is part of the plan to create stronger ties with brands in Britain.

MailOnline has contacted representatives for Nicola Peltz and Strictly for comment.

The couple are both based in the US and Nicola isn’t the only one hoping to expand their brand.

Brooklyn is in the advanced stages of planning the launch of its own ‘Brand Beckham’ – dubbed Cloud 23, after the number 23 shirt his superstar father David wore at Real Madrid and LA Galaxy, the Mail On reported Sunday.

Brooklyn has founded a Californian company called Peltz Beckham – the mixed family name he adopted after marrying Nicola in 2022.

Lawyers for Peltz Beckham LLC have filed with the U.S. Patent And Trademark Office a slew of trademarks for Cloud 23 for kitchen knives, cutlery, hats, T-shirts and sweatshirts, sauces, drinks (from spirits to beer), non-fungible tokens. .. and much more.

Sources say the move is part of the plan to create stronger ties with brands in Britain

This year’s final, which saw Ellie Leach lift the glitterball with Vito Coppola, attracted 8.7 million viewers

Meanwhile, Brooklyn is in the advanced stages of planning the launch of its own ‘Brand Beckham’ – called Cloud 23.

The Brooklyn billionaire’s father-in-law, Nelson Peltz, is advising him on building his empire.

The aspiring chef has asked Cloud 23 to trademark a range of sauces, from Worcestershire and steak to ketchup, mayo, aioli and all kinds of chilli, including sriracha, picante, pico de Gallo, chimichurri and wasabi.

On the sweet side there are mentions of maple syrup, honey, raspberry coulis and chocolate sauce.

The company also wants to trademark Cloud 23 guacamole, tahini and tapenade.