Victoria Beckham has reportedly extended an olive branch to her estranged son Brooklyn as she transfers back the trademark to his own name.
In the aspiring chef’s bombshell statement in January, Brooklyn claimed that his parents ‘attempted to bribe me into signing away the rights to my name, which would have affected me, my wife, and our future children’.
The Daily Mail subsequently revealed that it was Victoria, 52, who solely owned the trademark to Brooklyn Beckham’s name, as well as her other three children.
Documents lodged with the UK’s Intellectual Property Office showed that in December 2016, Victoria took out the trademark in her son’s name, but when that expires in December of this year Brooklyn will be free to renew using his own legal team.
And it has now been revealed that Victoria has actively completed the paperwork meaning all three of her sons will legally own their individual names.
A source said that David and Victoria put their children’s names in trademark to protect their brands when they were younger.
They explained: ‘Now each of the boys is an adult with their own careers and businesses, the trademarks will transfer to them next month at the point of renewal.’