Brooklyn Beckham Is Planning to Take Nicola Peltz's Name as His Middle Name Now That They're Married

If you’re a follower of celebrity nuptials, then you already know that Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz officially tied the knot this weekend. As such, details about the lavish Palm Beach ceremony and happy couple’s head-over-heels feels for each other have been dominating the news cycle, include a very progressive bit of gossip that suggests Brooklyn is planning to take Nicola’s name now that they’re husband and wife.

According to a report from The Sun, Brooklyn’s plan is to add Peltz as an additional middle name, which would make his full legal name Brooklyn Joseph Peltz Beckham.

“Brooklyn is head over heels for Nicola—it’s a huge sign of his commitment to her, and his love for her,” a source told the outlet.

As of now, this is still in unconfirmed rumor territory, but, TBH, it doesn’t seem out of character for Brooklyn, who previously showed his very permanent devotion to Nicola by getting her eyes tattooed on the back of his neck.

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And, in other news about Ways Brooklyn and Nicola Show the World Just How in Love They Are, the couple reportedly made no secret of their love thirst for each other throughout their wedding weekend. According to People, they celebrated with a casual group of 500 of their closet (/most A-list) friends and fam at a pre-wedding cocktail party on Friday night and—spoiler alert—were in exactly the kind of love bubble you would probably expect two people to be in mere hours before their wedding.

“Brooklyn and Nicola looked very happy and were walking around holding hands the whole night and sneaking kisses,” a source told People of their pre-wedding PDA.

Witnesses of Brooklyn and Nicola’s pre-wedding cocktail party love fest apparently included the likes of Serena and Venus Williams, Marc Anthony, Jordana Brewster, Gordon Ramsay, and Eva Longoria. NBD.

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