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General · 6 November 2025

David Beckham Receives Knighthood at Windsor Castle After 14-Year Wait

David Beckham Receives Knighthood at Windsor Castle After 14-Year Wait

David Beckham, aged 50, was knighted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, acknowledging his impact on football and charitable initiatives. His wife Victoria, parents Ted and Sandra, and three of his children—Romeo, Cruz, and Harper—joined him at the ceremony. Beckham called it his proudest achievement and highlighted his family's respect for the monarchy. The honour, which recognises his work with UNICEF and The King's Foundation, comes after a 14-year wait since he was first nominated.

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