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David Beckham 'humbled and proud' as England football legend is knighted in King’s Birthday Honours
- David Beckham, former England football captain, was knighted in the King’s Birthday Honours on June 2025 for services to sport and charity.
- The knighthood followed a nomination process involving independent committees reviewing outstanding contributions across fields before the King’s approval.
- Beckham’s career highlights include winning the 1999 Champions League with Manchester United, earning 115 international caps, and working as a UNICEF ambassador since 2005.
- Reflecting on his upbringing and the honor of captaining his nation, he expressed that receiving such an esteemed recognition was beyond anything he had ever anticipated.
- His knighthood highlights his role in promoting sport and philanthropy and joins over 1,200 UK recipients honoured for diverse societal contributions this year.
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David Beckham is about to receive one of the highest British distinctions: he will be annoyed by King Charles III on November 14th. A news that raises a question: his wife, Victoria Beckham, will she also accede to the prestigious title of Lady?
David Beckham Receives Knighthood From King Charles
David Beckham received a knighthood from King Charles on Friday, which is Britain’s highest honorary title. The award comes amid Beckham’s decadeslong career as a successful athlete and contributor to the country’s culture. His wife, Victoria Beckham, will now be referred to as Lady Beckham.
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