Brooklyn Beckham's fiancée Nicola Peltz mimicked his controversial neck-grabbing pose in a naked throwback selfie shared on Monday.
The pair looked loved up in a naked mirror selfie which was taken with a film camera by the budding photographer, 22, who branded his bombshell bride-to-be, 26, his 'baby' to accompany the snap, where she was seen holding his neck.
The post comes nearly exactly a year after the founder of KWRO Women's Rights Organisation, Diana Nammi, responded to an image in which Brooklyn was seen holding Nicola's neck in a similar fashion.
The charity boss said the image and pose was 'disgusting' to share online and believes it is a mistake to turn such a serious matter into a joke, however devoted fans of the star insisted the image was all in good jest.
Loved-up: Brooklyn Beckham's fiancée Nicola Peltz mimicked his controversial neck-grabbing pose in a naked throwback selfie shared on Monday
Nicola and Brooklyn's smouldering snap was taken last year when they were first hit with controversy over the original image, which was taken at a dinner table.
The superstar offspring was defended by fans after he was slammed for playfully holding fiancée Nicola's neck by Diana.
Many deemed Diana's response an overreaction given that Brooklyn deleted the snap as soon as the criticism came to light and his intention was light-hearted.
One fan wrote: '@Diana Nammi and her rant against Brooklyn Beckham is why sometimes causes get lost in the sauce.
Hold on: The post comes nearly exactly a year after the founder of KWRO Women's Rights Organisation, Diana Nammi, responded to an image in which Brooklyn was seen holding Nicola's neck in a similar fashion
'Anybody with eyes could see there was nothing untoward about their pic but i guess "the sky is falling" for Diana...focus on actual domestic violence ma'am and not silly pics on IG.'
Others took to social media to send their 'love' to Brooklyn after the comments were made. However, others defended the couple. One commented: 'Love you guys'. A second typed: 'Adorable,' while another wrote 'couple goals.'
KWRO is a charity that campaigns against issues such as domestic violence, honour-based violence and forced marriage.
Reacting to the picture of Brooklyn holding Nicola by the throat, which was posted by the Bates Motel star, Ms Nammi said: 'It is disgusting and I think with serious matters no one should allow themselves to make a joke.
Opposing views: Many deemed Diana's response an overreaction given that Brooklyn deleted the snap as soon as the criticism came to light and his intention was light-hearted
Thoughtful: Later on Monday, Brooklyn shared a smouldering selfie
'This is very important, an organisation like ours has seen so many women become victims of honour based violence,
