[TV Report = Reporter Hyemi Lee] As the feud between the Beckham family and the Peltz family led to Brooklyn Beckham's declaration of isolation, Nicola Peltz's father and billionaire businessman Nelson Peltz spoke out for the first time. According to Page Six on the 3rd (local time), Nelson was asked about his daughter Nicola at the 'WSJ Invest Live' event held in West Palm Beach, Florida, and joked, "Has my family been in the media a lot lately? I haven't seen them at all." Nelson also said he had taught his family how to deal with certain situations, adding, “My advice is to never expose yourself to the media.” He continued, "The story of my daughter and the Beckhams is not something I will discuss here today," but added, "My daughter is a great person and my son-in-law Brooklyn is also a great person. I hope they have a long and happy married life." The feud between the Beckhams and the Felt family surfaced shortly after Brooklyn and Nicola's marriage in 2022. According to sources, Nicola and Victoria Beckham experienced extreme conflict in the process of preparing for the wedding, and Nicola reportedly did not want Victoria to be involved in his wedding plans, so he prepared the ceremony without him. Meanwhile, Brooklyn posted on her social account on the 18th of last month, “The source also posted on her social account on the 18th of last month, “My parents have been leaking a lot of false information to the media to manage the family’s image. "They have been using the media to control our family's story all their lives, and I am sick of the pretentious family relationship that only appears to be harmonious on the surface," he wrote, declaring his separation from the family. According to People, the Beckhams have stated that they are willing to accept Brooklyn, but they are maintaining their stance that they have no intention of reconciling with their son unless Nicola completely withdraws from family matters. Meanwhile, Nelson Peltz is the head of Tryon Partners, which manages assets of more than $9 billion. It is reported that the assets are worth more than KRW 2 trillion. Reporter Hye-mi Lee gpai@tvreport.co.kr / Photo = Nicola Peltz Social.