Harper Beckham ‘Convinced’ She Can Heal Family Feud By Speaking ‘Face-to-Face’ With Brother Brooklyn

Harper Beckham is refusing to give up hope after her attempt to reconnect with estranged brother Brooklyn Beckham failed, a source tells Star.

On Friday, June 12, the 14-year-old showed up at Brooklyn’s Beverly Hills mansion but neither he nor his wife Nicola Peltz were home, according to Page Six.

“Harper always had such a close relationship with Brooklyn,” says the source. “It’s very hard for her to accept that he’s simply no longer in her life. Even with how much suffering he’s caused the family, she’s still refusing to judge him harshly.”

Brooklyn, 27, faced backlash after starring in a World Cup commercial for Door Dash that appeared to poke fun at his very public rift with parents David and Victoria Beckham, per NBC News, but “instead of being upset that he’s cashing in on their family drama,” notes the source, Harper is “taking it as a sign that they’re still front and center in his mind.”

So much so, the Beckhams’ youngest child is “convinced that if she could just speak to him face-to-face that they could start to sort this all out,” reveals the source, adding that Harper has even “begged” brothers Romeo, 23, and Cruz, 21, to help her arrange a meeting with Brooklyn.

“They’re a whole lot angrier and less forgiving than she is, but they’re also very protective of her,” Star‘s source admits. “They know she isn’t going to drop this, so they’ve both told her if she can figure out how to make it happen, they will go with her.”