Victoria Beckham defends son Brooklyn Beckham after fans say his beef recipe looked 'raw'

Brooklyn Beckham uploaded a video of himself making the recipe to his Instagram account on Wednesday.

• Brooklyn Beckham shared an Instagram video of himself making a Sunday roast on Wednesday. 
• Outlets reported that fans criticized the recipe, saying the meat looked undercooked. 
• Victoria Beckham defended her eldest son in a now-deleted Instagram story.

Victoria Beckham defended her oldest son, Brooklyn, after people criticized his Sunday roast recipe as "raw." 

Fans began to discuss the recipe on Wednesday when Brooklyn, married to Nicola Peltz, shared a new Instagram video. Footage showed the two making a "Michelin" level roast, but as outlets like Fox News and HuffPost UK reported, some fans were less impressed. 

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Instagram users suggested Brooklyn's Sunday roast was undercooked in the video's comment section. Some commenters came to Brooklyn's defense, including Victoria.

"I'll be attempting this for your dad and brothers and sisters," Victoria wrote in a now-deleted Instagram story, HuffPost UK reported. "It's rare people not raw," she continued.

Representatives for Brooklyn did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment. 

Brooklyn dove into the world of cooking in recent years, including his 2022 Facebook Watch series "Cookin' With Brooklyn," where he made an assortment of meals with different celebrities. The series includes eight episodes thus far, with rapper 24kGolde and internet influencer David Dobrik among the guests. He's also appeared on a handful of TV shows to show off his recipes, including Good Morning America and "The Late Late Show With James Corden." 

Brooklyn said in an August 2022 Variety interview that he prefers the phrase "cook" to "chef." The outlet noted that Brooklyn began posting time-lapse videos of himself making dishes like beef Wellington to his Instagram account in 2021. 

"I'm almost 100% self-taught," Brooklyn told the outlet. "Ever since the start of quarantine, I've done it every single day, and it's the one thing I've found that takes my mind off of anything I'm thinking about."