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David Beckham Granted Knighthood by King Charles III at Windsor Castle
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Former Manchester United midfielder David Beckham was knighted for his contributions to sport and charity, an honour announced in the King’s Birthday Honours list. He received the knighthood during an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle, presented by King Charles III, and said it was the proudest moment of his career, highlighting his long service to football and philanthropic work.
I cried when I first found out, and probably for a few months after it as well.
To be honest, a young boy from the east end of London, born in Leytonstone, and here at Windsor Castle, being honored by His Majesty the King – the most important and the most respected institution in the world – it's quite a moment.
I've been very obviously lucky in my career to have won what I've won and done what I've done but to receive an honor like this, of a knight, is beyond anything that I ever thought that I would receive.
I looked at old pictures of him when he was quite young in morning suits and I was like, 'OK, that's what I want to wear,' so I gave it to my wife and she did it.
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perspectives
- 1.Soccer
countries
organizations
- 1.English Premier League
- 2.Manchester United
- 3.King's Foundation
- 4.United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
- 5.Champions League
- 6.7" Fund
- 7.AC Milan
- 8.Adidas
- 9.Inter Miami
- 10.LA Galaxy
- 11.Netflix
- 12.Paris Saint-Germain
persons
- 1.David Beckham
- 2.King Charles III
- 3.Victoria Beckham
- 4.Giorgio Armani
- 5.Queen Elizabeth II
- 6.Andrew Matthews
- 7.Elaine Paige
- 8.Jonathan Brady
- 9.Kate Middleton
- 10.Kazuo Ishiguro
- 11.Max Foster
- 12.Meghan Markle