Brooklyn Beckham is finally spilling about the family drama … calling his parents controlling, fake, and straight-up dishonest — and declaring he’s officially done with them.

In a savage string of IG stories Monday, Brooklyn made it crystal clear he’s not reconciling with the Beckhams … saying they care more about image than family, and blowing up the claim that his wife Nicola Peltz controls him … insisting the real control issues came from his own parents.

He went even harder, writing, “My family values public promotion and endorsements above all else. Brand Beckham comes first” … then dropping bombshells like David and Victoria pressured him to sign away the rights to his own name before his 2022 marriage.

Bottom line, Brooklyn says his famous family crossed a major line, announcing life without them is way more peaceful … and that he’s genuinely happy with his wife.

The U.S. Department of Justice has launched a criminal probe into an anti-ICE protest that tore through a Minnesota church service Sunday … and former CNN host Don Lemon could be swept up in it under the century-old “KKK Act.”

DOJ Assistant AG for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon tells TMZ … every demonstrator who stormed the Sunday service at Cities Church in St. Paul is now under federal investigation. When we asked if Don is in the crosshairs, Dhillon wouldn’t confirm or deny it, telling us to connect the dots ourselves.

Don says he was merely doing his job — reporting a news story from the scene. But, on his livestream, Don is seen kissing the organizer of the protest on the cheek, which the feds might interpret as him having a closer connection to the group.

Dhillon says FBI agents are already talking to witnesses, and while no formal charges have been filed yet, it’s “fair to say” charges are coming under the Face Act and KKK Act, that make it a crime to terrorize and violate the civil rights of citizens.

Lemon live-streamed the chaos as anti-ICE activists interrupted the service to protest federal immigration raids in Minnesota — part of a backlash after an ICE agent shot and killed Renee Good earlier this month. The pastor of Cities Church — David Easterwood — is believed to be a senior ICE official in the city.

Andrew and Tristan Tate are distancing themselves from backlash after they were seen partying while Kanye West’s song “Heil Hitler” played … making it clear they were not singing along, and they’re denouncing antisemitism.

ICYMI … the influencer bros were seen alongside Nick Fuentes, Sneako, Myron Gaines, and Clavicular on a party bus and later at a Miami nightclub as the controversial song blared in the background this weekend — with members of the group singing along and even flashing Nazi salutes.

While Andrew and Tristan are not seen singing along in the footage, they do appear to be enjoying themselves — with Tristian even bopping along in the party bus beforehand.

He goes on to say … “Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate condemn antisemitism and any glorification of Adolf Hitler. Free speech is not a license for hate. There is a clear line between expressing views and promoting hatred. Andrew and Tristan reject hatred in all its forms.”

Given the Tate bros’ rejection of antisemitism … it raises questions about why they were socializing with known antisemites like Fuentes in the first place — but their attorney insists the gathering “was not an endorsement of anyone’s views,” but rather a “defense of a principle.”

McBride adds, “Andrew Tate is the litmus test for free speech on the internet,” saying that’s why other controversial influencers who “operate at the edge of protected speech” joined the brothers for a night out in Miami.