The actress — who is married to Brooklyn Beckham — took to her Instagram Stories on Sunday to honour her mum, Claudia Heffner, and her late grandmother. “Happy Mother’s Day to my queen,” Peltz captioned a photo with Heffner. “You’re my world mum and I [can’t] believe how lucky I am that I get to be your daughter.” “You’re the most beautiful human inside and out I’ve ever met — you’re my role model in every way,” Peltz, 30, continued. “I love you more than words can express. You’re the most special human with the kindest soul and always put everyone before you. I hope today you get so spoiled! ‘I love you more’ always.” The Lola star then shared a sweet photo of herself hugging her late grandma. “First Mother’s Day without you here has been really hard,” she wrote. “I miss you more than you can imagine and think about you every second.” Peltz continued, “i rewatch videos to hear your magical laugh – my favourite sound in the world.” The Bates Motel star did not publicly acknowledge the former Spice Girl, 51, after reports claimed she doesn’t like the way Victoria and David Beckham treat Brooklyn, 26. Earlier this month, an insider alleged to TMZ that the former soccer pro, 50, “verbally berate[s]” his eldest son and “scream[s] at Brooklyn for an hour” on the phone. Peltz and Brooklyn, who wed in April 2022, have allegedly “[made] themselves available for months and months to discuss all of the ongoing drama,” but the socialite’s in-laws don’t want her involved in the conversation. “She always talks back to them and stands up for Brooklyn,” a source told the outlet. The young couple notably skipped David’s 50th birthday celebration in London last weekend. Brooklyn and Peltz have not been pictured with his parents or siblings since Christmas. Meanwhile, an insider told Page Six, “Brooklyn’s family adores him and will always be there for him. They just can’t deal with this nonsense anymore. “David and Victoria just want Brooklyn to remember who he is because this behaviour isn’t him and isn’t how he was raised.” The British power couple are also parents to sons Romeo, 22, and Cruz, 20, and daughter Harper, 13. This article originally appeared in Page Six and was reproduced with permission