Harper Beckham 'Sad & Confused' by Brother's Feud With Family — Source

Harper Beckhamis reportedly struggling with her brotherBrooklyn Beckham's feud with the family at home. One insider said it has been "sad and confusing for Harper." The claim landed amid the David and Victoria Beckham feud, with their eldest son, Brooklyn. As per a new source, the 14-year-old urged her older sibling to come back. The outlet further said the situation has been "very hard" on the youngest Beckham.

Source reveals Harper Beckham's relationship with brother Brooklyn amid feud

RadarOnlinesaid Harper Beckham made a public plea on Instagram on February 14. She shared throwback photos and tagged each sibling. Harper wrote, "Happy Valentine's Day to the best big brothers in the whole wide world." She added, "I love you all so much words can't describe it."

In turn, the report said her brother Romeo reshared one image. But, Brooklyn and Cruz seemingly stayed silent. For now, a source added that the siblings have some contact: "But texting occasionally and a phone call for her birthday is nothing compared to how much attention he used to give her. It's sad and confusing for Harper."

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However, the same report said the family feud has been simmering for nearly four years. It claimed things escalated when Brooklyn posted about reconciliation. He wrote on Instagram, "I do not want to reconcile with my family." He also alleged that his parents, David and Victoria, put "brand Beckham" first. He even claimed that they "controlled" him. Moreover, the tension worsened after Brooklyn's wife,Nicola Peltz, entered the picture.

Meanwhile, Victoria andDavid's feud with their son was tied to a wedding flashpoint in 2022 when Brooklyn claimed a dress order was canceled "in the eleventh hour." As per his Instagram Story, he accused Victoria of having "hijacked" moments at the reception. He also wrote, "I've received endless attacks from my parents," as well as his brothers. Later, in an attempt to "create new memories," following their 2022 wedding, Brooklyn and Nicola renewed their vows in August.

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Cooper Flagg scores 18, reaches 1,000 career points in return to Mavericks' lineup vs. Magic

Cooper Flagg returned to the Dallas Mavericks' lineup forThursday's 115-114 lossto the Orlando Magic and quickly reached a milestone in his very young NBA career.

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Flagg reached 1,000 career points on his first basket of the game, laying in a shot after rebounding a miss by Khris Middleton. That made him the second-youngest player to achieve quadruple figures in his NBA career, following LeBron James.

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James was 19 years and 41 days old when he reached 1,000 points during his rookie season of 2004. Flagg scored his milestone basket at the age of 19 years and 74 days.

Thenext youngest playersto score 1,000 points were Kobe Bryant (19 years, 127 days), Kevin Durant (19 years, 146 days) and Devin Booker (19 years, 162 days).

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Flagg, the 2025 No. 1 overall draft pick, finished with 18 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists and 4 blocks in his first appearance in the Mavericks' past nine games, previously sidelined with a left mid-foot sprain. He gave Dallas a 4-point lead with 37.3 seconds remaining in regulation. After blocking Wendell Carter Jr.'s layup attempt, Flagg cut to the basket, drew a foul and made the basket for a 3-point play.

Orlando quickly cut the deficit to 114-113 on a 3-pointer from Jalen Suggs and Flagg had an opportunity to extend the Mavericks' lead again. But his pull-up jumper from 13 feet missed and Carter got the rebound. Streaking down the court, Suggs found him with an open path to the basket and a dunk with 1.4 seconds left. Dallas could not get off a shot with the time remaining.

Cooper Flagg was activated three hours before tip-off

Flagg was upgraded to doubtful for Dallas' loss Tuesday to the Charlotte Hornets and was listedas questionable for the Magic gamebefore the Mavericks confirmed he would play. Head coach Jason Kidd told reporters that Flagg wouldplay 20 to 25 minutesversus Orlando before seeing an uptick in minutes Friday at the Boston Celtics, his favorite childhood team. He played 26 minutes against the Magic.

The Mavericks won only two of the eight games they played without Flagg during this most recent injury. He also missed time this seasonwith a sprained ankleand an illness.

Through 49 games this season, Flagg averaged 20.4 points, 6.6 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 1.2 steals per game. With 20 games remaining in the regular season, Dallas is 21-41.

Cooper Flagg scores 18, reaches 1,000 career points in return to Mavericks' lineup vs. Magic

Cooper Flagg returned to the Dallas Mavericks' lineup forThursday's 115-114 lossto the Orlando Magic and qui...
Deion Sanders discusses player death: 'Toughest thing for me to digest'

Colorado footballcoachDeion Sandersmade his first extensive public comments about the recent death ofColoradoquarterbackDominiq Ponder, revealing that Ponder had recently earned a new jersey number and was going to wear itfor the first time on March 2, one day after hedied in a car accident at age 23.

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Sanders discussed Ponder's death on his weekly talk show on Tubi which aired March 5. Ponder was a non-scholarship backup quarterback at Colorado who had spent two seasons in Boulder and had previously worn jersey No. 22, which is unusual for a quarterback.

But Sanders said he encouraged Ponder to fight for the right to wear a more coveted jersey number - No. 7. He was going to wear it when histeam started spring practice March 2.

"He worked his butt off, and this season he was gonna wear No. 7," Sanders said on the show"We Got Time Today.""But the teammates love him so much. One of the kids came to my office today and said, `Coach, can I wear 22? You know, for my roommate?' I said, 'Yeah, but you know, he was getting ready to wear 7.' Like, the next day, he would have been in 7 for his first time ever."

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Colorado still deciding which number to use on patch

The number change has presented Sanders' team with a decision to make. The Buffaloes plan to honor Ponder's memory with a patch on their jerseys, but is still deciding which number to use in it – the one Ponder was known for (22) or the one he worked hard to get (7).

"Everybody knows he's 22," Sanders said. "But I know how much 7 meant to him. So we're going back and forth with that right now."

What else did Deion Sanders say about Dominiq Ponder?

Sanders said Ponder was "one of my favorites" and a team leader. He also had a nickname for Ponder: "Black Flutie," referring to white former quarterback Doug Flutie, who wore No. 22 at Boston College before switching to No. 7 in the NFL.

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Sanders spoke with Ponders' parents after his death.

"It was tough, because I'm like, you send a kid to college to become a man and to get education, and to just soar through life.," Sanders said. "You don't send a kid to college to lose him. And that's the toughest thing for me to digest."

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Coloradoheld an emergency meeting on March 1after learning of Ponders' death and elected to start spring practice as scheduled March 2 instead of taking the day off.

"They said, `Dom would have wanted to practice, coach; He wasn't missing no practice,'" Sanders said. "I said, `Wow.' So we went out to work."

Colorado continues spring practice through April 11 and begins the seasonat Georgia Tech on Sept. 3.

Follow reporter Brent Schrotenboer@Schrotenboer. Email: bschrotenb@usatoday.com

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