Brooklyn Beckham to be sorry when he gets dumped

BROOKLYN Beckham is lining up a long, long period of regret for himself for when his wife divorces him, observers believe. 

The scion of the Beckham dynasty now only communicates with his family through lawyers after marrying billionaire heiress Nicola Peltz, a relationship which he has staked a great deal on.

Celebrity commentator Sophie Rodriguez said: “Peltz’s 13-film acting career is pathetic and only enabled by her rich parents. It’s still more than Brooklyn’s ever done.

“Should she get bored with him, as the ultra-wealthy are wont to do, what’s he going to fall back on? His photography? His cooking? His extensive experience of not being as good-looking as either parent while wearing a baseball cap backwards?

“Nobody knows what this row is about but unless he discovered David and Victoria engaged in satanic rituals to further their worldwide fame, which would explain a lot, he’d be best advised to build bridges. They’ve got loads of kids, he’s easily replaced.

“The marriage will end, the brand ambassadorships won’t flow in, he’ll fall back on the mercy of his parents and they’ll stick him in the servants’ quarters of one of their lesser mansions. Still only communicating through lawyers but now because it’s funny.”

Brooklyn Beckham said: “You only think that because you don’t know my ferocious skills on the mic as an MC.”

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Londoners shocked to learn Cornwall exists outside of summer

LONDONERS have been amazed to discover that Cornwall continues to exist when they are not visiting their second homes during the summer.

News reports of Storm Goretti battering Cornwall with 99mph winds came as a shock to Londoners, who assumed the area was an attraction put on purely for their amusement during the summer months.

Charlotte Phelps of South Kensington said: “Seriously? All those quaint fishing villages and naff gift shops tick along all year round? I don’t believe it.

“I was under the impression Cornwall was like a travelling circus. I suspected that at this time of year its rugged coastal beauty would be packed away, its troupe of surly ‘locals’ taking a well-deserved break from hating city folk like myself.”

Oliver O’Connor from Camden said: “This has blown my mind. I thought the country ended at the River Tamar between September and May. It’s like learning that Hobbiton is a real place.

“Don’t people get bored living there? Apart from the picturesque scenery and charming community spirit, there can’t be much going on. Whereas in London we’ve got exciting knife crime.”

Jack Browne of Penzance said: “F**king great, the secret’s out. Now those twats will descend on us during the off-season too.”