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Nicola Peltz seemed to steal Cruz Beckham’s girlfriend Jackie Apostel’s racy style as she posed up a storm in identical lingerie on Instagram on Monday.
The socialite, appeared to hit back at the Beckhams once again as she gave an insight into her and husband Brooklyn’s separate sun-soaked Easter celebrations amid the bitter family feud.
However, it was Cruz’s music producer girlfriend Jackie, 30, that Nicola took inspiration from as she posed in a white strappy pyjama top and frilly matching underwear with ‘dream girl’ written on the front.
Nicola opted for a pair of sunglasses and left her brunette tresses loose as she relaxed on a sun lounger.
Hours earlier, Jackie looked incredible in a white lace lingerie top as she posed for a stunning selfie lying in bed at the Beckham family’s £60million Miami mansion.
Getting into the Easter spirit, Jackie pushed her brunette tresses out of her face with a pair of blue bunny ears and wrote: ‘the easter bunny had a tan’.
Elsewhere in Nicola’s post she lay on the grass in a yard as she posed with husband Brooklyn before stripping off into a black lingerie set.
Brooklyn looked in good spirits as he baked a loaf of bread over the Easter break and was seen posing shirtless by a swimming pool in another snap.
Nicola captioned the post: ‘Only love’.
The couple also enjoyed extravagant Easter baskets, one blue and one pink, filled to the brim with chocolate goodies, flowers and gifts.
The two baskets were in stark comparison to Victoria Beckhams’s meticulously laid out, personalised hampers for the Beckham family – featuring Cadbury’s Mini Eggs Easter eggs with each person’s name printed on them as well as a canvas shopping bag full of wrapped gifts.
Victoria and David Beckham celebrated Easter with the rest of the Beckham family in Miami.
The family flew out to America to celebrate the opening of Inter Miami’s new $750million (£566.5m) Nu Stadium in the Freedom Park entertainment district, on Saturday.
In January, Brooklyn, 27, released an explosive six-page statement aimed at his parents, where he revealed he did not wish to reconcile with his family.
It comes after Cruz struggled to hold back tears last month while performing a song widely thought to be about his older brother’s continuing family estrangement.
The ambitious young musician and his band The Breakers were performing to a full house at London’s Courtyard Theatre in the heart of trendy Hoxton, a stop on his debut tour.
But he lost his characteristically cool composure while performing the group’s new single, Loneliest Boy – understood to be filled with barely veiled references to his wayward brother’s continued absence.
With brother Romeo and supportive parents David and Victoria Beckham watching from the audience, Cruz faltered over the song’s plaintive lyrics, prompting band-member Dan Ewins to drape a reassuring arm across his shoulders.
Emotions appeared to run high as the tearful singer wiped his eyes with a baggy shirt-sleeve while delivering the track’s chorus, which features the telling lyrics, ‘Loneliest boy, mama don’t talk too much, it’s breaking her heart’.
Looking on from their seats at the tiny east London venue, his family members were visibly moved by the performance, with Romeo seen wiping away a tear as he looked up at the stage.
One concert-goer told The Mirror: ‘At one point during the song, he seemed overcome with emotion as his bandmate put his arm around his shoulder and affectionately ruffled his hair.’
Fans have been left convinced that the song is about Brooklyn’s widening estrangement from his family.
Additional lyrics read: ‘It shows in the small things that you don’t do, I guess in the end that it’s you, yourself, and you. Tell me how do you live, when you’ve got nobody to lose?
‘Loneliest boy, place all your bets on him, To find something bad in somebody good, he always does, Loneliest boy, I hope that you’re listening, Don’t push all your friends away, when we’re tryna show you love.’
Elsewhere, the chorus reads: ‘So tell me you’re scared, and that you need someone to hold. Cause you’re in the room but really, does it even show?
‘But, why can’t they see that you’re a million miles away, They’ll never know, when you look so close.’