David Beckham's Son Brooklyn Is Hosting A Cooking Show And Each Episode Costs A Staggering Amount To Make

Brooklyn Beckham’s eight-minute cooking show is costing an eye-watering £74,000 ($100,000) to produce a single episode, according to stunning reports.

Cookin’ With Brooklyn is available on Watch Together via Facebook Messenger’s streaming service, with Beckham’s eldest son embarking on his fledgling chef career.

Nine producers, five cameramen and a culinary producer are among those who have been enlisted for Brooklyn’s Facebook-based show.

The London-born model has produced dishes like tortilla wraps, steaks and a bagel stacked with hash browns, but Cookin’ With Brooklyn isn’t a cheap show to produce.

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“It’s unheard of. It’s the sort of crewing you would expect on a big TV show,” a source told the newspaper.

Brooklyn offers his spin on a traditional British fish and chips in one clip, with the aspiring chef putting coleslaw on a bagel topped with sea bream and a hash brown.

However, The New York Post pointed out that Brooklyn ‘does not make or cook’ any components of the sandwich.

The publication added that Brooklyn ‘only spreads aioli mayonnaise’ on the bagel and puts the other elements on in the final assembly of its construction.

“He doesn’t know how to batter or fry a piece of fish. He has no idea how long it might take to fry a hash brown,” Alison Boshoff wrote.

Brooklyn has been met with fierce criticism over his lack of formal culinary training, with the aspiring chef picking up lessons from famous figures on his show.

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His fish and chips with a twist was produced during a cooking lesson with Yeastie Boys founder Evan Fox.

Meanwhile, Brooklyn also received a demonstration on his show from world-renowned Japanese chef Nobu Matsuhisa.

“He is to cooking what [his mother] Posh was to singing,” one source said.

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