Newly released family photographs from David Beckham's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony reveals how deeply they miss their "much-loved son", according to a body language expert, as Harper attempts to reconnect with Brooklyn. Body language specialist Judi James has analysed the pictures from the Walk of Fame ceremony, suggesting the family's poses send non-verbal signals of a close-knit unit, who are "clearly missing their much-loved son", while simultaneously placing star David at the forefront.

The ceremony took place shortly before teenager Harper made an attempt to visit her estranged brother's home. Brooklyn was reportedly left feeling "uncomfortable" by Harper's visit, with his team previously claiming that the decision for his younger sister to be spotted at his Los Angeles home was "choreographed". Brooklyn later revealed he was far from the Beverly Hills property during the visit. Shortly after the reports emerged, he posted a social media update from New York City, showing himself out jogging.

Despite Harper apparently seeking reconciliation with her brother, matters did not unfold as hoped. Brooklyn and his wife, Nicola Peltz-Beckham, were nowhere to be seen, leaving Harper unable to gain entry. A source from Brooklyn's camp subsequently told The Mail that they believed the stunt, which some claimed was 'orchestrated' by his parents, "proves what Brooklyn has been saying" about them, reports the Mirror.

Sir David and his wife are yet to speak out, as David has persistently declined to address the family fallout publicly, previously maintaining it remains "a private matter".

Romeo, 23, meanwhile leapt to Harper's defence, as he described his younger sister as his "favourite person ever" while posting a selfie of them on Instagram. In the photograph, he was sporting a Brazil jacket from his clothing label Intra as they pulled amusing faces.