Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz continue their honeymoon on their way to a romantic lunch

They moved to St. Louis earlier this week. Tropez flew to start a luxury honeymoon.

And Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz certainly lived the high life in the French Riviera when they were on their way for a sumptuous lunch at the beach hotspot Club 55.

The couple, 23 and 27, enjoyed day two of their getaway ‘to a la carte cuisine’, while Brooklyn sipped on a bottle of Chateau Margaux 2006 – which sold for more than £ 4,000.

The heir Nicola walked out for lunch at the hotspot and always looked like the beach beauty in a warm pink floral maxi dress with a dull split neckline.

She laid the piece over a red bikini and added some platform cork wedges to the ensemble.

Her blonde locks were left in a messy style while she protected her eyes with oversized sunglasses.

With a white handbag hanging over her shoulder, Nicola walked hand in hand with her husband Brooklyn, who nailed a summer look.

The budding chef wore white trousers with a linen short-sleeved shirt paired with white sandals.

With its impressive collection of tattoos, Brooklyn flaunts a gold chain and metal sunglasses.

And the couple got time to pack in groceries before lunch, while Nicola grabbed a bag from the boutique Isabelle Françoise.

By sharing updates on Instagram, Brooklyn has taken a series of seafood courses created by chef Jules Baronchelli – along with his expensive bottle of wine.

The son of Victoria and David Beckham appeared in his element and peered at the bottle he was holding in one hand, with a glass in the other.

Just a day earlier, the couple had a sweet start to their honeymoon when their wedding song – Can’t Help Falling In Love With You – was played in a restaurant.

Brooklyn and Nicola got married in April in a luxurious £ 3 million ceremony at her family’s £ 103 million estate in Palm Beach, Florida.

And still in the newlyweds bubble, Nicola previously revealed to Tatler: “I had the best day, I just kept thinking, ‘I’m marrying my best friend’ and that’s all that matters. ‘

Last week, Nicola gave more insight into her marriage in a candid interview with Tatler Magazine, which revealed that her new husband works ‘in heaven’ as a chef

Brooklyn previously tried his hand at being a model and a professional photographer, but he recently revealed that he has now switched his hand to cook – and released his own Messenger mini-series called Cookin ‘With Brooklyn in December.

Nicola stated in the brand new interview that Brooklyn has finally found the perfect career path, despite having received a lot of criticism in the past for ending up in a cooking show without actually having any professional culinary training.

“Since the pandemic, all he wanted to talk about was being in the kitchen, so I just started filming him one day, I said, ‘This is what you love,'” she explained.

Brooklyn tested a number of different interests as a career, including working as a photographer and model before turning to cooking.

Speaking about his diverse career choices, Nicola revealed that her husband “felt very pressured to please people with his career, and he did not love it.”

She also admitted that Brooklyn received a lot of career advice from her billionaire investment titan father, Nelson Peltz.

She added: “I watch him call my dad and say, ‘What do you think of this?’ I like to see him learn from my father. ‘

Brooklyn started modeling in 2014, but in 2016, at the age of 16, he decided he wanted to pursue photography instead.

He filmed a campaign for Burberry BRIT, but his participation in the campaign was received by several leading photographers under severe criticism.

In 2017, he announced he was going to attend the Parsons School of Design at the New School in New York, but left university one year later because he said he ‘missed’ his family in the UK. That same year, he published his own book on photography, called What I See.

He started an internship at Rankin in 2019, after the legendary snapper impressed with a photo he took of Sir David Attenborough in Africa.

But he is said to have left his colleagues stunned by his ‘lack of basic skills’ during his internship at Rankin.