has become the latest celebrity to show off his multitude of accents during a candid interview about his love for cookery this week.

The 23-year-old son of Victoria and spoke to People about what he loves to cook for wife , 27 – but baffled fans as he switched between American and Cockney accents while chatting.

However he’s far from the first star to leave fans scratching their heads over exactly where his accent is from, 

The star’s change in accents was reminiscent of ‘s unintentionally hilarious chat at the Oscars in March – which went viral due to the Wolverhampton-born star’s ‘Irish-American’ twang.

Meanwhile many royal fans couldn’t help but pick up on the changes to Prince Harry’s accent after he moved to California with Meghan Markle.

It comes amid the rise of ‘TikTok voice’ as Gen Z bring back the Mid Atlantic accent – a British-American hybrid – popularised by old Hollywood before it started to dwindle in the 1960s. 

Here FEMAIL reveals the stars who have adopted an unusual hybrid accent after moving across the pond…. 

BROOKLYN BECKHAM

Brooklyn, the 23-year-old son of Victoria and David Beckham spoke to People about what he loves to cook for wife Nicola Peltz , 27 – but spoke with multiple accents.

The star, who was raised between London, Madrid and Los Angeles, said: ‘My favourite thing to cook a lot, she loves angel hair pasta with pink sauce.’

Brooklyn’s new bride Nicola was quick to gush over his chat, writing in the comments: ‘You’re actually the cutest human I’ve ever met @brooklynpeltzbeckham i love you hubby.’ 

In his 23 years Brooklyn has lived all over the world.

His first notable home was the iconic £2.5million Beckingham Palace in Hertfordshire, which he and his parents moved into shortly after Posh and Becks’ July 1999 wedding.

In 2003 David Beckham signed for Real Madrid on a four-year contract.
The couple and their then-two young sons Brooklyn, four, and Romeo, one lived in rental properties in the Spanish city before buying a £3m mansion.

In 2007. the Beckham family moved to Los Angeles when David signed for LA Galaxy and Brooklyn is aged eight.

Despite David’s brief spells at AC Milan and Paris St Germain, Victoria and the kids remained in LA for stability.

In 2013, the Beckhams moved back to London after David retired from professional football but continue to jet between the US and UK.

Brooklyn briefly moved to New York City to attend Parson’s School of Design in 2018.

And in 2020, Brooklyn relocated to the US to live with his now-wife Nicola Peltz in Los Angeles.

LIAM PAYNE 

Earlier this year, Liam Payne was called out by fans for ‘putting on’ a ‘bizarre’ Irish-American twang after being interviewed live on the red carpet at the Elton John AIDS Foundation’s annual Academy Awards viewing party at West Hollywood Park.

The exchange left viewers scratching their heads when he debuted a ‘valley’ twang – before admitting he hadn’t even been on US soil for two years.

Viewers at home rushed to their keyboards to share their surprise at Liam’s twang, writing, ‘OMG what is this accent?

Sort it out Liam, cringe [laughing emoji].’

‘What’s with the accent and what was he actually saying? Rambling word salad,’ another said.

Back in April, Liam Payne finally spoke out about his ‘bizarre’ accent.

The singer, 28 admitted he had ‘a lot to drink’ on the night of his now-famous interview with Good Morning Britain, where he defended his pal Will, 53, for slapping Chris Rock.

He described himself as a ‘social chameleon’ and called his accent is ‘ever-changing’ depending on who he is around, before insisting he is normally ‘good at accents’.

Addressing his interview in an Instagram Live video, Liam joked: ‘I’m good at accents, I pride myself on them!

I just wish sometimes I could do my own.

‘No I mean, what can I say about that really? It was quite funny.’

He then said people only need to watch back his X Factor audition for proof of his ‘ever-changing’, where he claims you couldn’t even tell he was from Birmingham.

‘I didn’t know the Birmingham accent was going to become really cool because of Peaky Blinders, but I don’t sound like I’m from Birmingham really [in the audition],’ he said.

‘But when my mum’s here, you bl**dy bet I do!’

Liam called himself a ‘social chameleon’ because his accent changes depending on who he is with, saying his bizarre twang emerged because he was staying with people who had different accents.

He added: ‘That day – I’ll tell you the truth – I was staying in a house with two German people, three people from Texas, one person from Liverpool and me.

‘It sounded like one of those jokes people say where an Irishman and an Englishman walk into a pub!’

HARRY STYLES

And Liam isn’t the only One Directioner whose accent has been questioned by fans. 

Harry Styles left fans baffled over his changing accent following an interview earlier this year with Zane Lowe.

The Redditch-born singer, 28, joined the Apple Music presenter for a sit down interview ahead of the release of his highly-anticipated third studio album Harry’s House in May. 

The Watermelon Sugar hitmaker appeared to have pulled a Liam Payne and developed a ‘new’ accent, leaving some fans devastated that his famous northern accent seems to be non existent.

Reacting to his new tone, one fan tweeted: ‘Harry Styles becomes another One Direction band member with a completely bizarre accent.’

Another wrote: ‘First Liam Payne with the mental accent and now Harry Styles, are they ok.

Wtf is this?’

And it wasn’t the first time that Harry’s accent had come into question – he left fans baffled after the BRIT Awards 2021 when he suddenly developed an ‘American accent’.

The former One Director star scooped up the Best British Single gong for his hit track Watermelon Sugar.

Yet during his acceptance speech, Harry, who grew up in Cheshire, left fans distracted with his accent as they claimed he suddenly sounded American.     

PRINCE HARRY 

Since moving to California last year with his wife Meghan Markle, Prince Harry’s accent has raised eyebrows on more than one occasion.

In March 2021, a behaviour expert said the Duke of Sussex had adopted elements of an American accent, with a rising inflection and ‘blending of words’ during his explosive Oprah interview. 

Judi James said being in lockdown with Meghan Markle would have sped up his adoption of Californian English, as she also noted his ‘overkill gesticulation’ with his hands while speaking.

The change was also noted by social media users as they watched the bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview, with one writing, ‘Harry’s accent has gone to LA!’.

She said Prince Harry’s accent is likely to change more in the future.

‘I would have expected this accent change to have been more pronounced though, to be honest,’ she said.

‘Harry, like many of us, has a tendency to adapt to his surroundings by mirroring and it was a trait that his mother Diana was good at too.

‘It can help create rapport as long as it’s not too obvious [eg Tony Blair’s mockney accent] and Harry was seen dressing like James Corden and rapping and jumping about in an echo of his behaviour during that interview.’

And following an interview this year, a language expert said Prince Harry could be ‘modifying’ his British accent with flicks of US English in order to sound more approachable when speaking to Americans.

MILLIE BOBBY BROWN

Millie Bobby Brown, who grew up in Dorset, England, and settled in Florida with her family to pursue her acting career aged eight, shot to fame as Eleven in the hit Netflix show.

However she has revealed she ‘found it really challenging being British’ in the role of Enola Holmes.

Millie said she ‘had to learn how to speak again’.

Speaking to Radio Times, she said: ‘For the last five years I’ve been playing an American character in Stranger Things and I found it really challenging being British in this, even though I am a Brit.

‘I had to learn how to speak again because I’m so used to speaking in an American accent.’

GILLIAN ANDERSON 

Gillian Anderson, 52 – who was born in Chicago before living between Puerto Rico, and Michigan during her childhood – has left fans confused about her accent on a number of occasions.

Last year, she baffled The Crown fans as she accepted an award for her role as former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in an ‘American’ accent at the 78th annual Golden Globes. 

Viewers took to Twitter to express their confusion over her voice, with some claiming she recently used a British accent while promoting the Netflix hit.

One social media user said: ‘GILLIAN ANDERSON IS NOT BRITISH?!?!?!

WHAT?!?!?!?! GIVE HER ALL THE F*****G AWARDS! HER BRITISH ACCENT IS SO CONVINCING!! #GoldenGlobes.’ (sic) 

‘If Gillian Anderson doesn’t accept her award in Margaret Thatcher’s voice, does it even count? #GoldenGlobes.

‘Definitely wondered which accent Gillian would use in her speech.
#GoldenGlobes.’

Gillian moved to the English capital shortly after her birth, before moving back to the US when she was 11.

The Sex Education actress has described herself as ‘bi-dialectal’ in the past, telling The Telegraph: ‘Part of me wishes I could control it, but I can’t.

I just slip into one or the other.

‘When I moved to the States I tried hard to cling on to my British accent because it made me different. Even on the phone my accent will change.’

LULU 

Scottish singer Lulu, 73, sparked some confusion among viewers of the Platinum Jubilee Pageant coverage earlier this year with her mixed-up accent.

She joined broadcaster Gyles Brandreth during the commentary of the parade where she appeared to speak with a slightly different accent.

Lulu spoke during the procession of the ‘decades buses’, which saw a bus representing each decade since the 1950s to the 2010s down the mall.

Speaking of the impact the Jubilee has had on the nation, Lulu said: ‘This feeling, the upliftment we have felt, the joy, the love.

‘We are all united because of our beautiful queen, our hardworking queen. That’s what everyone is feeling, you can feel it through the screen.’

Viewers quickly took to social media to react to Lulu’s accent, with one writing: ‘Lulu and her transatlantic accent’.

Another said: ‘As is traditional with these occasions, Lulu’s accent has changed between Scottish, American and English at least three times while I’ve been watching’.

LILY JAMES

Lily James, 32, from Esher in Surrey, earlier this year starred as Pamela Anderson in  Disney+ series Pam & Tommy.

But speaking to  Entertainment Tonight, she adopted an American twang as she spoke about the series.

In the hybrid accent, she said: ‘It’s always such a huge responsibility to play someone, a real person, particularly with Pam.’

Lily described Pamela as ‘an icon,’ adding: ‘I really love her, and I wanted to try and do her justice and try and capture her spirit and really explore what happened at that time and how she was treated and how things have changed, or not changed…’

However it was only then she noticed the change to her voice, saying: ‘God, I’m slipping into an ­American accent and I don’t know why!’

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