Cruz Beckham appears to send subtle dig with Spice Girls song about forgetting family 'roots' amid rift
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Cruz Beckham seemingly responds to what his brother Brooklyn claimed about their parents by posting a Spice Girls song and liking parody content on social media.
Christina Dugan Ramirez is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital.
Since Brooklyn's social media rant on Monday, Cruz has stayed active on Instagram while promoting his upcoming U.K. concert, but hasn't directly responded to his brother's claims. In a post shared to his Instagram Stories on Wednesday, Cruz thanked his fans for selling out his show and noted that he may be adding more dates. However, he accompanied the post with a popular Spice Girls song, "Who Do you Think You Are" — a song about how someone can lose themselves and get trapped in the glitz and glam of fame.
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