Nicola Peltz is facing criticism from her former hairstylist, who has reiterated claims that she was unpleasant and difficult to work with, describing her behavior as monstrous.
Justin Anderson has publicly shared his opinion on the recent conflict involving the Beckhams, following Brooklyn Beckham’s surprising statement on Monday night.
The celebrity hair stylist has repeatedly expressed his dislike for Nicola, once calling her ‘the worst’ in 2019. This followed a disagreement where she accused him of severely damaging her hair.
Justin shared on Instagram Monday that he was saddened by Brooklyn’s public criticism of his parents, David and Victoria. He emphasized that once something is said publicly, especially with so much attention, it can’t be undone.
He wondered what the motivation was. He believed someone was manipulating another person, pressuring them to publicly criticize someone else to avoid taking the blame themselves.
Justin admitted he’s criticized Nicola before, but he repeated those criticisms, describing her as unkind and saying she has ‘bad energy.’
‘Based on how many wedding planners she went through I think she’s the issue,’ he continued.
Nicola’s father, Nelson, is suing two wedding planners, Nicole Eichenwald Braghin and Arianna Grijalba from Plan Design. They were hired to help with the wedding just six weeks before the event, but were fired nine days later.
Hair stylist Justin described feeling uneasy when he learned his ex, Nicola, was getting married. He said he immediately had a bad feeling and sensed something unsettling about the situation, commenting that it wouldn’t be good for her family.
I don’t regret saying that at all. People’s true colors always show eventually. You can’t pretend to be someone you’re not forever.
Oh my god, can you believe it? Back in 2019, Justin totally lost it on a podcast with Jackie Schimmel! He went on this huge rant about Nicola, calling her a ‘diva’ – a diva! – and swore up and down he’d never work with her again. I was absolutely floored! It was so dramatic, and honestly, I’ve been replaying it in my head ever since.
Nicola had her hair colored by a renowned stylist who has worked with celebrities like Miley Cyrus, Kelly Osbourne, Jennifer Aniston, and Katy Perry. This happened while she was promoting the 2014 film Transformers: Age of Extinction. In the movie, she played Tessa Yeager, Mark Wahlberg’s daughter, when she was 18 years old.
There’s some confusion about what exactly happened between the two, with people close to Nicola claiming Justin accidentally damaged her hair – reportedly burning it off – while bleaching it for publicity events related to the Transformers movies.
Five years after losing his job, and three years before Nicola married Brooklyn, Justin shared his thoughts on his experiences with the actress.
As someone who’s spent years working with celebrities, I’ve definitely noticed a pattern. Honestly, the best experiences have always come from working with truly wonderful people. And interestingly, the ones who were difficult? They rarely achieved lasting success. So, I can definitely share stories about those less-than-ideal collaborations, because they didn’t exactly become household names!
I recall a particularly difficult situation involving a demanding young woman. I probably shouldn’t go into details, as it could get me in trouble.
Nicola Peltz initially seemed poised to become the next big star after appearing in a ‘Transformers’ film. However, despite coming from a very wealthy background, she’s largely disappeared from the public eye, leading to speculation and criticism.
He recently admitted he made a mistake years ago when speaking about her. He’d assumed she was no longer in the public eye, but she later married into a very well-known family.
Everyone predicted she’d become the next big thing. But in Hollywood, you have to be pleasant to succeed, and those who aren’t quickly fade away. I mentioned her name once, then completely forgot about her for years.
Justin said Nicola attempted to present a favorable version of his firing, noting she’s skilled at public relations.
Brooklyn and his wife have been central to a bitter family feud, causing them to miss important events like his father David’s 50th birthday and the celebration of his knighthood.
In a recent statement, Brooklyn described feeling pressured by his family to prioritize public image. He shared that since meeting Nicola, he’s experienced a sense of calm and freedom from severe anxiety.
Brooklyn explained that his family prioritizes publicity and sponsorships above everything else, always putting the ‘Beckham brand’ first.
These days, it seems like ‘family love’ is measured by how active you are on social media or how willing you are to rearrange your life for a picture-perfect family moment, even if it means sacrificing work or other commitments.
It’s a misunderstanding to say my wife controls me. Actually, I’ve been the one controlled – by my parents – for most of my life.
I used to struggle with intense anxiety, but since becoming independent from my family, it’s gone away. Now, I wake up each day feeling thankful for the life I’ve built and finally experiencing peace and calm.
My wife and I simply want a peaceful, private life, and happiness for our family – without being influenced by public opinion or media attention.
The Daily Mail has contacted the Beckhams for comment.
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