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Beckhams’ billion-dollar brands can withstand their family feud

Whether public rift will affect family’s interests depends on how it develops, but not all mudslinging is bad for business

How much is one’s reputation worth? Celebrity businesses often fetch a premium over those run by regular folk. Kim Kardashian’s Skims shapewear brand probably owes about $1bn, or a fifth of its most recent valuation, to the founder’s personal cachet. Hailey Bieber — fashion model and wife of Justin — flogged her Rhode skincare brand to E.l.f for up to $1bn.

David and Victoria Beckham — at present engaged in a very public family rift with son Brooklyn Peltz Beckham — may be among those considering the question of what drives a celebrity brand’s value. They certainly have a lot at stake.

David’s DRJB Holdings, a media and marketing group, posted 2024 revenue of $92mn, according to Companies House filings. Last year will presumably have brought a jump thanks to publicity from the Netflix documentary Beckham, made by DRJB’s Studio 99. Victoria Beckham Holdings, which includes fashion and beauty brands, turned over £113mn.

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