Brooklyn Beckham's "ex" Tallia Storm has stressed he will make up with his parents - insisting "every family goes through it".

The singer, who has claimed she had a romance with Brooklyn in 2014, something the chef has denied, offered the star a sweet message last night, insisting she is "100%" sure he will bury the hatchet. The 26-year-old musician spoke out after Brooklyn, also 26, wished his little sister, Harper Seven, a happy birthday on Thursday, a move described as "a quiet olive branch" by critics.

Speaking at BOOHOOMAN's Festival Gifting Suite last night, Tallia said: "I think they'll 100% get back together, all of them. Regardless of what you say of them, they are the most iconic family, and I think you cannot not love Victoria... Every family goes through it, I've got a big family myself, and we all go there, we've all been there and it's just a matter of time until there all besties again."

Tallia, from Glasgow, herself has three siblings and recently appeared on The Real Housewives of Jersey alongside her mother Tessa Hartmann, who is an actress and writer.

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Brooklyn, a chef, shocked fans with the message for Harper, who turned 14 yesterday, despite concern the teen would have been "devastated" if her brother had snubbed her.

However, he shunned his dad Sir David's 50th birthday in May, which led to the reports of the family tensions. The fallout led to Victoria, 51, having sleepless nights as she reportedly experienced "her worst nightmare."

Speaking of mum-of-four Victoria, Tallia last night added: "I think she's just the coolest person, I see those videos of her, and she doesn't take life too seriously, which I think is such a juxtaposition to how she dresses and how put-together she is, to have a sense of humour and be that put-together, everyone should aspire to be like her."

Describing her own family as "The Scottish Kardashians," Tallia told Mail Online last night she's hoping to kickstart talks for a reality show featuring herself and her brothers, as they've begun to launch their own careers in the music industry.

"Everyone has always said we need our own reality show, but I feel like fo the first time my brothers have come into their own, so I feel like we might need to give that TV a call," the musician added.

"You were talking about the Beckhams, and family is everything and it was so nice to see you can fight you can all hate each, but at the end of the day, love and you all make up."

Brooklyn, who was born in the City of Westminster, London, has previously denied he and Tallia had a relationship, comments which Tallia had admitted made her "so angry".