Brooklyn Beckham given ‘home’ in family mansion – report

Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly been given his own “home” in the family’s mansion.
The photographer, 19, is set to move into the self-contained rooms in the family’s mansion in Kensington. London, to give him extra privacy with girlfriend Hana Cross, 22.
The Beckhams’ staff, who had previously occupied that part of the family home, will now move elsewhere in the £31 million ($40 million) West London mansion.
A family source said that the move was prompted by Beckham’s desire for more “independence,” The Sun reported on Tuesday (19Feb19).
“David and Victoria love having Brooklyn at home when he’s in London,” they said. “But he’s nearly 20 and they have decided that he needs some independence in some way.”
Parents David, 43, and Victoria, 44, are said to have “spared no expense” in preparing the area for their eldest son with a full living set-up.
He is set to move into his new digs in the coming weeks.
The insider went on to suggest that the move is a natural step for the teen, allowing him independence while keeping him close to his family.
“It’s a great way for Brooklyn to make steps towards moving out, but not for good just yet,” they remarked. “And it means he can spend as much time with Hana as he likes.”