Brooklyn Beckham wants to party… but he’ll need a fake ID next time
Being a celebrity teenager might win you invites to all the best parties, but it also means you've literally no chance of getting away with lies about your age.
16-year-old Brooklyn Beckham learnt that the hard way this week when he was turned away from a London nightclub for being underage.
The teen rocked up to Drama nightclub in Mayfair for Wonderland magazine's tenth anniversary bash, but was refused entry by bouncers at the door.
Despite pleas from his pal Nick Grimshaw – who arrived to the party with him – poor Brooklyn was escorted off the premises shortly after.
To make things even worse for David and Victoria's son, another 16-year-old had been let into the event without question earlier on in the evening. Teenage soul singer Talia Storm was spotted inside the club hanging with Little Mix. Stinger.
Eyewitnesses said Brooklyn wasn't "best pleased" with the turn of events, but a rep for the Beckham family insists he didn't put up a fuss.
"He was invited to the Wonderland party – but when he turned up they had to explain even though he had been invited their licensing rules meant he had to be over 18. All fine no drama."
Luckily for Brooklyn, there was another party on that evening that he definitely couldn't be turned away from – his mum Victoria's party at her Dover Street store to celebrate one year of business.
He even got to check out the DJ decks:
Just two more years Brooklyn!
