Brooklyn Beckham appears to have covered a tattoo dedicated to his father David in the latest development in the family feud.

Brooklyn, the eldest Beckham child, has distanced himself from parents David and Victoria and remains adamant he does “not want to reconcile” after feeling as though he was born into a life of "performative social media posts, family events and inauthentic relationships".

The Cloud 23 owner posted a bombshell statement where he said that his life had been controlled by his parents, who he accused of consistently disrespecting his wife Nicola Peltz and "trying endlessly to ruin my relationship".

He also claimed the Beckhams planted “countless lies in the media” and that they "pressured” him into “signing away the rights” to his name prior to his wedding.

The 26-year-old appears to have completely washed his hands of his family, with the exception of a couple of members.

And the latest move would indicate that there is no way back. Like his famous footballer father, Brooklyn is heavily tattooed and on his right arm, had the word 'DAD' inked in capital letters on a tattoo of an anchor.

However, The Sun that it is no longer the case, with 'DAD' now hidden and three shapes replacing the letters.

The newspaper published pictures of Beckham and Peltz in Los Angeles, with a zoomed in image appearing to show the cover up. A starfish shape is now present, along with two other symbols.

A source told the outlet that he "wanted it gone" and had laser treatment to remove the letters. Nicknamed 'Buster' by his dad, the words, 'Love you Bust' below are still there but have faded.

Manchester United and England legend Beckham still has a tribute to his first born on his neck, in the form of the word 'Buster'.

It was previously reported that Brooklyn covered up a tattoo tribute to his mother on his chest.

The Beckhams have not officially commented on the split but on Tuesday, his billionaire father-in-law Nelson Peltz broke his silence during a Q&A session at the WSJ Invest Live event in West Palm Beach.

While he didn't discuss the exact specifics after joking “Has my family been in the press lately? I haven’t noticed at all," - he did praise the marriage between his daughter and Brooklyn.

“My daughter and the Beckhams are a whole other story, and that’s not for coverage here today,” the 83-year-old said.

“I’ll tell you my daughter is great, my son-in-law, Brooklyn, is great, and I look forward to them having a long, happy marriage together.”

Asked if he gave them advice on the situation, he stated: “I do. Sometimes they give me advice.”