Drama With Beckhams: Burning Bridges

If you’ve been following the ongoing saga of Brooklyn Beckham, the career pivots, the feuds, the public stumbling, you might think it’s just typical celebrity child behavior. But one look at his BaZi Chart reveals something much deeper.

This isn’t just a “spoiled” Chart; it is a chemically volatile one. Here is the simple breakdown of why his energy is so feisty and why 2026 might be his most explosive year yet.

1. The Day Master: A Flower with Too Many Roots

Brooklyn represents Yin Wood. Think of him as a delicate flower or a vine rather than a sturdy oak tree.
Usually, a flower is flexible. But Brooklyn was born in the Spring with massive “Wood” support in his Chart. This means the vine has become an overgrown thicket. He is somewhat stubborn and entrenched. He has a massive support system (his family), but he often feels suffocated by it.

2. The “Hurting Officer”: Born to Rebel

The most dominant feature in his Chart is the Yang Fire. In BaZi, we call this the “Hurting Officer” star.

The Name says it all: It is called “Hurting Officer” because it attacks the “Officer” (which represents rules, authority, and conventional jobs).

The Effect: People with this star need the spotlight. They are showmen. But they also hate being told what to do. The stronger the Fire, the more they rebel against tradition. Brooklyn’s Fire is roaring, meaning he is constantly trying to burn down the structures his parents built for him.

3. Who is He Angry At? (The Father Figure)

Who is the target of his rebellion? The Chart is very clear: It’s his father and the family legacy.

Wood attacks Earth: In the 5 Elements, Wood conquers Earth. The “Year” pillar of his Chart (representing his ancestors and father) is Earth. Brooklyn’s energy (Wood) is instinctively wired to attack and break apart weak Earth. Earth also represents his father, David Beckham.

Missing Metal: Metal represents discipline and the father’s authority. Brooklyn’s Chart has almost no visible Metal. This means he has no “internal brake pedal.” He perceives his father’s discipline not as love, but as an enemy to be fought.

4. Why 2026 (The Fire Horse) is Dangerous

We are currently stepping into the Year of the Fire Horse (2026). For Brooklyn, this is a red-alert year.

The Fire Trap: His Chart already has a Tiger and a Dog. When the 2026 Horse arrives, it completes a “Fire Trinity.”

The Burnout: This turns his entire Chart into an inferno. In ancient texts, this is called “Wood incinerated by Fire.”

This year, we can expect his “Hurting Officer” tendencies to go into overdrive. This could manifest as a massive public scandal to reject his family, severe burnout from trying to prove himself, or impulsive decisions that damage his marriage (which sits right under the burning Day Master).

The Bottom Line:
Brooklyn isn’t just acting out; he is chemically wired to challenge authority. He is a vine trying to grow out of the shadow of a massive mountain, and in 2026, he’s willing to set the whole forest on Fire to be seen.