Brooklyn Beckham shares jaw-dropping confession about how often he washes his jeans

By Kathryn Ingate, Deputy Editor of Trendswatch

Brooklyn Peltz Beckham and Nicola Peltz Beckham (Image: The Hollywood Reporter via Getty Images)

Brooklyn Beckham, the 25 year old eldest son of David and Victoria Beckham, has recently revealed his style tips, with a little influence from his renowned parents and actress wife Nicola Peltz, 29.

Chatting with The Sunday Times Style magazine, the model-turned-chef let slip some endearing details about his wardrobe favourites, many of which are keepsakes from Nicola, including a cherished white Loro Piana jumper.

He also shared a glimpse into their adorable Christmas tradition: lounging in "really comfy matching silk pyjamas all day".

Mimicking his fashion-forward parents, Brooklyn and Nicola apparently enjoy coordinating their outfits before stepping out, reminiscent of the Beckhams' iconic co-ordinated ensembles back in the nineties.

Brooklyn Beckham has been inspired by his famous family (Image: WireImage)

Yet, it was Brooklyn's bombshell revelation about his jeans-washing habits that really dropped jaws; as the young celebrity shockingly confessed: "I never wash them."

This admission reignites the ongoing debate among style enthusiasts regarding the ideal frequency for washing denim.

Recently, a University of Alberta study found infrequent laundering doesn't significantly heighten bacterial load in jeans, even after extended wear.

Additionally, there's the notion that overwashing can cause jeans to lose their colour and will likely damage the material.

Brooklyn Beckham wearing Levi's (Image: Getty Images for Nordstrom)

Levi's design director Paul O'Neill has also revealed a surprising denim care tip to the Australian Financial Review, admitting he only washes his jeans after "30 to 50 wears".

Meanwhile, Brooklyn, who previously raised eyebrows by splashing out £80,000 on a sandwich-making tutorial video, remains unfazed by the backlash on social media.

Earlier this year, he declared that he's "used to the hate" and is determined to follow his culinary dreams because cooking makes him "happy".