They, the Beckhams have orchestrated turning their family into a brand. They've afforded their children absolutely no privacy growing up, so everything including arguments and failings are out there in the public domain, which isn't really kind to their offspring, any mistakes, and most of us make them in those crucial years before adulthood, are there to be picked over. There are a number of high profile people that court the publicity for their own offspring at a time when children should be connecting with their peer group and immersed in school life, not hawked around for stylists and publicists to mould them into a future career as a moneyatized asset to the brand.
A while ago, Harper who is only 13 was in the first stage of being launched as some sort of influencer with various make up videos, I read about this on MN, at the time Liam Payne, the father of Cheryl's son had just died, and the general consensus was that Cheryl was doing a damn good job in protecting their son's right to privacy as opposed to the Beckhams who have exploited their own children every which way.