Sir David Beckham marked his recent knighthood with a vibrant celebration at The Bull, a renowned pub in Charlbury, located in the scenic Cotswolds. Joined by around 30 guests, including family, close friends, and notable figures, Beckham’s gathering was a fitting tribute to his remarkable career and charitable contributions.
Following the formal knighthood ceremony conducted by King Charles III at Windsor Castle, Beckham was seen leaving Gordon Ramsay’s Michelin-starred Chelsea restaurant with his wife, Lady Victoria Beckham, and three of their children—Romeo, Cruz, and Harper. The celebrations continued later that evening at The Bull, a Michelin-recommended Oxfordshire establishment not far from their home.
Guests first assembled in a private safari-style tent behind the pub before moving indoors, where the festivities flourished. Highlights included Beckham’s son Cruz performing an original song dedicated to his father’s achievement. The crowd joined in spirited renditions of classics by Oasis and the Rolling Stones, punctuated by enthusiastic chants of “We love you Sir David Beckham.”
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The evening featured a sumptuous feast with oysters, barbecued lamb, and roast potatoes, paired with a selection of wine, beer, and cocktails. The atmosphere was lively into the late hours, with Beckham leaving shortly before midnight. High-profile attendees reportedly included film director Guy Ritchie and former Manchester United teammate Gary Neville.
Expressing his gratitude, Beckham shared a heartfelt post on social media. He reflected on his journey from East London to international football stardom, highlighting the pride of representing England and his commitment to philanthropy. He acknowledged the invaluable support of his family, coaches, teammates, and fans throughout his career.
Beckham also stressed the importance of his charitable work with organizations such as UNICEF, the Royal Foundation, and the King’s Foundation, emphasizing his dedication to improving the lives of children worldwide. Above all, he celebrated the unwavering love and inspiration he draws daily from his wife and children.
This intimate and joyous occasion in the heart of the Cotswolds perfectly celebrated Sir David Beckham’s enduring legacy on and off the pitch.