David Beckham Honored with Knighthood for Contributions to Sport and Charity
Source: news.source.inquirer
David Beckham, the former England football captain and global icon, has been knighted for his significant contributions to sport and charity. The ceremony took place on Friday, and Beckham expressed his gratitude and pride in receiving this honor. Alongside Beckham, The Who's Roger Daltrey and actor Gary Oldman also received knighthoods for their respective contributions to music, charity, and drama. The knighthood marks a significant milestone in Beckham's journey from a football star to a recognized global figure in multiple fields.
Key Points
David Beckham was knighted for his services to sport and charity.
Beckham played 115 times for England and for clubs like Manchester United and Real Madrid.
Victoria Beckham, his wife, will be known as Lady Beckham.
Roger Daltrey was knighted for his services to charity and music.
Gary Oldman received a knighthood for his services to drama.
Beckham's knighthood reflects his successful transition into a global icon in sport, fashion, and business.
