Brooklyn Beckham has been given a private demonstration by world renowned chef Nobu Matsuhisa- the same weekhe was blasted for landing a cooking segment on The Late Late Show.
The son of David and Victoria Beckham, 22, took to Instagram to share a snap of him and the famous restauranteur to thank him for the lesson.
Captioning the photo, he wrote: 'I am so honoured to learn from you @therealnobu x thank you so much for always teaching me'.
Private lesson: Brooklyn Beckham has been given a private demonstration by world renowned chef Nobu Matsuhisa, the same week he was blasted for his cooking on The Late Late Show
Grateful: The son of David and Victoria Beckham, 22, took to Instagram to share a snap of him and the famous restauranteur to thank him for the lesson
Chef Nobu commented on the snap, writing: 'You are very quick to learn. And you are making sushi with all your heart.'
Victoria gushed over Brooklyn in the comments, and added the post to her Instagram Stories writing: 'Now you can cook for me too!!!
Love you, love this!!'
It comes after Brooklyn came under furious fire after landing a slot on The Late Late Show on Monday night to plug his cooking career - despite having no professional training as a chef and boasting no personal claim to fame beyond his parents' prominence.
Wise words: Chef Nobu commented on the snap, writing: 온라인슬롯머신사이트 'You are very quick to learn. And you are making sushi with all your heart'
Proud mum: Victoria gushed over Brooklyn in the comments, and added the post to her Instagram Stories writing: 'Now you can cook for me t
br />Love this, love you!!'
The superstar offspring chatted to close family friend James Corden on the hit show - in a slot typically saved for esteemed stars with talents under their belt - during which he showcased his frequently-ridiculed cooking skills.
He shared details of his proposal to Nicola Peltz before challenging the fellow Brit, who has been close friends with his footballer dad for more than a decade, to a cook off - which viewers branded 'cringy' and 'the definition of privilege'.
His appearance on the show was also slammed by several professional chefs who called attention to Brooklyn's lack of training and expertise.
While other critics questioned why he had been chosen to showcase his cooking on the show instead of a professionally-trained expert.
Brooklyn's interview comes four months after he was panned for another televised cooking stunt - in which he faced brutal mockery for making a simple breakfast sandwich during a food segment on The Today Show.
The budding photographer appeared on the US programme, when he shared his 'recipe' for an English breakfast sandwich, a dish that he 'learned from his great-grandma'.
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br />It comes after Brooklyn came under furious fire after landing a slot on The Late Late Show on Monday night to plug his cooking career - despite having no professional training
Explaining that he developed a passion for cooking while in lockdown, during which he began posting videos of himself whipping up different dishes on Instagram he then ran hosts Hoda Kotb and Carson Daly through his sandwich-making process.
But while the hosts were quick to praise his simple creation, viewers were up in arms over the decision to feature such an easy-to-assemble dish, with many branding the clip 'embarrassing' and 'painful'.
Several slammed the Today show for featuring Brooklyn when there are so many 'talented' and 'qualified' chefs struggling for work as a result of the pandemic.
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br />Brooklyn's new career path has been met with raised eyebrows before, with his segment on The Today Show, being mocked by viewers when it aired back in October
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