The Beckham family drama continues to unfold as Cruz Beckham is now defending his parents after a report alleged they unfollowed their son, Brooklyn, on social media.

Cruz took to Instagram Sunday morning to address the rumors that Victoria and David Beckham unfollowed their eldest, denying the story by writing”NOT TRUE” witha screenshot of it.

He goes on to say his mum and dad would never unfollow their son, and they actually “woke up blocked.” Cruz mentions he also got blocked by his brother, but it’s unclear when the three were nixed from Brooklyn’s account.

Back in September, sources with direct knowledge told TMZ … tensions between Brooklyn, his wife Nicola and his famous parents remain sky high, with zero contact or attempts at reconciliation. We’re told some family members are frustrated David and Victoria haven’t stepped up or made any good-faith effort to mend things.

As we first reported in May … Victoria felt Nicola stole her son and even caused drama at the couple’s 2022 wedding by barging onto the dance floor during the couple’s first dance, leaving Nicola in tears.

Some stars just have things to do and places to be … can you guess who this jet-setting star is?!

We ran into this dude while he was heading out of LAX … and he must’ve really had some big event to catch … because he cut right through a group of his fans and strolled right to his ride.

San Francisco was hit with a major power outage Saturday night, turning the whole city into darkness and dangerously stalling a ton of self-driving Waymo taxis.

The citywide outage forced Waymo to halt its driverless car service, stranding the autonomous vehicles in the middle of the streets and intersections, according to pedestrians posting videos on X Saturday.

A Waymo spokesperson tells TMZ that ride-hailing services have been “temporarily suspended” due to the outage. They added, “Our teams are working diligently and in close coordination with city officials to monitor infrastructure stability, and we are hopeful to bring our services back online soon.”

SFGATE reports the company had to shut down its operation at around 8 p.m. due to the cars being unable to operate without traffic signals.

According to online footage, at least four Waymo vehicles were parked in the middle of an intersection with their hazards on, creating a large traffic jam at the busy intersection in the North Beach neighborhood.

SFGATE reports thousands of San Franciscans still remain without power on Sunday morning, as PG&E crews continue to work to restore electricity after a now nearly day-long outage.