Sir David Beckham Knighted by King Charles
Football legend Sir David Beckham, 50, has been knighted by King Charles III in a ceremony at Windsor Castle.
The former England captain admitted it was the "proudest moment of his life" as he received the honour for his services to sport and charity.
I couldn't be prouder to receive this prestigious honour from the Royal Family.
Beckham was supported by his wife Victoria, three of his children, and his parents during the ceremony.
Victoria praised her husband, calling him "amazing" after the ceremony.
Beckham was selected for the honour in the King's Birthday Honours list.
Author's summary: Beckham knighted by King Charles.
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