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In a historic moment that celebrates both athletic achievement and philanthropic efforts, King Charles III has officially bestowed a knighthood upon former England football captain David Beckham. This prestigious honor recognizes Beckham's substantial contributions to sports and charity, marking a significant milestone in his illustrious career.
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At a ceremony held at Windsor Castle, King Charles presented former football star David Beckham with a knighthood for services to sport and charity.
In a moment of national pride and celebration, football icon David Beckham was officially knighted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle on November 4, 2025.
Manchester United legend David Beckham has spoken of his pride after being officially knighted by King Charles. The former England captain's long-awaited knighthood was confirmed in the King's Birthday Honours list in June for his services to sport and charity.
David Beckham has officially been awarded a knighthood by King Charles for his contributions to sports and charity on Tuesday, November 4.The former footballer attended the ceremony at Windsor Castle with his wife Victoria Beckham and
In a momentous ceremony at Windsor Castle, King Charles has honored Sir David Beckham with a knighthood for his exemplary contributions to sport and charity. This recognition not only celebrates Beckham's illustrious football career but also underscores his philanthropic endeavors that have touched countless lives.
After a two-decade wait, David Beckham finally received his knighthood from King Charles. Discover the legal hurdle that delayed 'Sir David' for years.
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David Beckham has officially swapped football boots for a sword tap as the 50 year old sports icon was knighted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, a crowning moment decades in
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