Brooklyn Beckham’s wife Nicola Peltz has kicked off 2026 with a dramatically refreshed look on social media, unveiling what fans are calling “new teeth and lips” while quietly turning off comments amid a fresh wave of backlash over her icy stance in the ongoing Beckham family feud. The actress and budding director posed in a series of glossy selfies and close‑up videos that showcased whiter, more uniform veneers and noticeably plumper lips, prompting intense speculation and criticism that quickly pushed her to shut down public replies.
Nicola’s ‘new teeth and lips’ reveal
In her latest posts, Nicola appears with an ultra-smooth, contoured complexion, a fuller upper lip and an extra-bright, perfectly aligned smile, which followers immediately contrasted with older red-carpet shots where her features looked softer and more natural. The content is styled like a mini rebrand: centre‑parted hair, cool-toned makeup and angles that linger on her mouth, almost inviting viewers to clock the changes.
Rather than engage with the predictable flood of “what did you have done?” questions, she disabled comments on several of the new images and clips. That move only intensified the chatter, with fan pages and gossip accounts lifting screenshots and debating potential cosmetic tweaks – from fresh veneers to filler – in their own threads.
Why she’s being branded ‘cold’
Nicola’s updated look has landed at a sensitive time, with the Beckham family rift still a running storyline in celebrity coverage. Her choice to block comments is being read by some critics as symbolic of a “cold” or closed-off attitude, especially as fans remain invested in any sign of a thaw between her and her in‑laws. Detractors frame the no‑comments policy as Nicola wanting to push an immaculate new image without hearing what anyone thinks about it.
At the same time, her defenders argue that shutting down replies is a basic self‑protection tool for high‑profile women, particularly when every tweak to their face, body or styling is dissected and mocked. To them, calling her “cold” for refusing a pile‑on just reinforces the double standard: she’s judged for how she looks and then judged again for refusing to host the judgment under her own posts.
Tension with the Beckham brand
The contrast between Nicola’s curated, comments‑off grid and the Beckhams’ more open, family‑centric image keeps feeding the perception that she and Brooklyn occupy a separate, more insular lane. Her sharpened, hyper‑glossy aesthetic – “new year, new Nicola” – plays like a visual line in the sand: she’s firmly her own franchise, not just an extension of the Beckham dynasty.
For readers and viewers, the combination is potent tabloid fuel:
A high‑stakes family feud with no clear resolution.
A young celebrity wife unveiling visible cosmetic upgrades.
A deliberate refusal to let the public sound off in real time.
Whether Nicola’s transformation is simply personal reinvention or a calculated step in her ongoing effort to define herself against – not within – the Beckham machine, it has achieved one thing: everyone is talking, even if she’s decided she no longer has to listen.
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