Nicola Peltz Beckham Gets Emotional Over Husband Brooklyn’s New Tattoos: ‘Mean the World to Me’

Nicola Peltz Beckham is touched by her husband Brooklyn Beckham’s show of support. 

After sharing photos on her Instagram Stories from Brooklyn’s new hot sauce brand launch for Cloud 23, the actress, 29, shared a few snaps of sentimental gesture courtesy of her partner, 25.

“@brooklynpeltzbeckham got a turtle for my grandpa next to my naunni's bunny,” she wrote over a photo of her tattoos on Friday, Oct. 4. “Now they're together forever. means the world to me.”

She also thanked the tattoo artist, Certified Letter Boy for being “so talented.”

The photo showed Brooklyn holding out his wrist to display two animals — a bunny and a turtle — a tribute to her late grandparents.

Nicola’s grandmother Gina, also known as “Naunni,” died on May 17.

At the time, both Brooklyn and the Lola director shared heartfelt messages via social media. 

“Dear my angel Naunni, I feel like I will never have the right words because I just don’t believe you’re gone,” she began as the caption to a May 19 Instagram carousel. “I really pray so hard you’re at peace right now. I still don’t understand where you went.”

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Nicola wished her grandmother “stayed with me longer,” adding, “There was so much I wanted to do with you.”

Included in the photo roundup were pictures from throughout the years, consisting of many smiles and family get-togethers. 

“I’m so heartbroken and miss you so much. I’m so lucky you were my Naunni. You raised the most perfect daughter that I’m lucky enough to call my mom which is my biggest gift in life,” Nicola continued.

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In the comments, her mother-in-law, Victoria Beckham, shared her condolences. 

“Nicola we all feel so blessed to have loved naunni. We are so sorry for your loss and send you love and light at this incredibly difficult time 🙏🏼 we love you so so much,” the fashion designer, 50, wrote.

Brooklyn also shared a sweet post of his own, which included a photo of him and Naunni playing beer pong. 

“Naunni thank you for being you. You were the sweetest and happiest person ever and you taught me to find joy in everything,” he said.

The couple’s first public outing after Naunni's death was during Paris Fashion Week in late September. They coordinated in contrasting black and white looks for the spring/summer 2025 Courrèges show. 

Earlier this year, Nicola spoke exclusively to PEOPLE about her relationship with Brooklyn ahead of their second wedding anniversary.

“I feel like when you're on a sleepover or a play date and it's like you're always like, ‘Oh, can they sleep over again?’ And you just are on a never-ending sleepover play date,” she said during the April interview. “That's how we feel. He really is my best friend. I feel like that.”