Brooklyn Beckham Wedding DJ Fat Tony Breaks Silence on Victoria’s ‘Awkward’ Dance Drama
The celebrity DJ scene lit up once more on January 23, 2026, as Fat Tony—the renowned British spinner who helmed the decks at Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz‘s lavish 2022 wedding—finally shared his eyewitness take on the infamous mother-son dance that has fueled family drama for years.
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Join NowAppearing on ITV’s This Morning, the DJ (real name Tony Marnoch) broke his silence amid Brooklyn’s explosive recent claims about his parents, David and Victoria Beckham.
In a lengthy Instagram post earlier this week, Brooklyn alleged that Victoria “hijacked” his first dance with Nicola, dancing “very inappropriately” on him and leaving his bride in tears—sparking headlines about a deepening family rift.
From his prime spot behind the booth during the three-day Palm Beach extravaganza (welcome party, ceremony, and brunch), Fat Tony described the moment as “really awkward for everyone in the room.”
He clarified there was “no slut dropping, no black PVC cat suit, no Spice Girl action”—dismissing exaggerated rumors—but emphasized the poor timing and setup made it uncomfortable.
The sequence unfolded during pop icon Marc Anthony‘s performance: Anthony invited “the most beautiful woman in the room” onstage, initially leading guests to assume it was the bride. Instead, he called up Victoria.
Brooklyn joined, and the mother-son dance began in a Latin style that, per Tony, felt misplaced during what should have been the couple’s spotlight moment. Nicola reportedly left the room crying, devastated that her first dance with her new husband was overshadowed.
“I’ve done an awful lot of Beckham parties in the past—they’re a very ‘dancey,’ close-knit family,” Fat Tony noted, adding context to the high-energy vibe. Yet he acknowledged Brooklyn’s feelings: “If he felt it was inappropriate and awkward, then it was inappropriate.”
The revelation adds fresh fuel to the ongoing Beckham family narrative, especially after Brooklyn and Nicola’s quiet vow renewal in August 2025 to “create new memories” free of past anxiety.
Fat Tony’s account—delivered with his signature candid flair—offers a neutral insider perspective on one of the most dissected wedding moments in recent celebrity history.
As the dust settles, one thing is clear: even years later, that dance floor drama continues to spin headlines.
