Nicola Peltz appeared to be enjoying her time with new husband Brooklyn Beckham as she posted a shirtless photo of him over the weekend.
The snap shared by the 27 year old on Instagram Stories showed her other half smiling close up to the camera wearing nothing on top except for a couple of gold chain necklaces.
Brooklyn’s several tattoos could be seen in the image which Nicola simply captioned: “Married Life”, along with a love heart emoji.
The happy couple have been married for over a week now after saying ‘I do’ on 9 April at their lavish £3 million wedding ceremony held at Nicola’s family’s £76 million estate in Palm, Beach, Florida, in front of several celebrity guests.
Judging by Nicola’s shirtless photo of Brooklyn, it seems the pair are still in wedded bliss days on, and the loving display continued on social media as the newlywed shared a second image from over the weekend.
Nicola also shared a snap of herself kissing Brooklyn over a beautifully decorated table set outside what appeared to be Nicola’s family mansion as the couple celebrated Passover.
The pair were dressed co-ordinately in black and appeared very much in love as Nicola was pictured stroking Brooklyn’s face as he leaned into her.
“Happy Passover,” Nicola captioned the picture as she shared another shot of the impressively laid out table on Instagram Stories.
The snap showed plates of dips, lettuce and meat placed upon a floral decorated tablecloth as the pair celebrated the Jewish holiday over the weekend.
Nicola was raised Jewish as her billionaire investment fund manager Nelson Peltz, 79, strictly follows the religion, while Brooklyn’s grandfather on dad David Beckham’s side was also Jewish.
The couple revealed their plans in a video released by Vogue back in February of having a Jewish wedding ceremony as Brooklyn said: “Full wedding prep mode and it's a lot of fun. I'm excited. I'm wearing a Yarmulke.”
"Yes, Jewish wedding,” Nicola added.
According to a source, the pair had decided soon after getting engaged they would marry in a Jewish ceremony.
An insider told The Mirror back in 2020: “When they started talking about their future, Brooklyn agreed to a Jewish wedding. While it won’t be orthodox, or super religious, it will likely contain traditional elements.”
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