US EditionDavid Beckham 'humbled and proud' as England football legend is knighted in King’s Birthday Honours
- In 2025, David Beckham, the former captain of England’s national football team, was awarded a knighthood by King Charles III in recognition of his contributions to sport and charitable work.
- Beckham's knighthood followed more than a decade of recognition, despite a red flag on his nomination over an alleged tax avoidance scheme.
- Beckham has been an ambassador for the monarch's foundation and supported causes including UNICEF and malaria campaigns internationally.
- He expressed that receiving such a deeply humbling recognition was beyond what he had ever expected and conveyed pride in representing Britain on the global stage.
- Beckham's knighthood reflects his journey from professional footballer to internationally recognized figure bridging the worlds of sports, style, and entrepreneurship.
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For years he had to wait for it: Football legend David Beckham has finally been knighted by King Charles. This also has consequences for his wife, ex-Spice girl Victoria Beckham.
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Victoria and kids congratulate Becks on knighthood - but Brooklyn remains silent
Within hours of The Sun breaking the news recently that David would get his knighthood, social media was flooded with messages of congratulations. InstagramVictoria Beckham and her kids have congratulated David Beckham for his long-awaited knighthood – but Brooklyn has so far remained silent, amid the family feud[/caption] InstagramRomeo said he was ‘so so proud’ in his tribute[/caption] InstagramDavid’s youngest son Cruz shared some kind words[…
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