David Beckham is set to receive a knighthood, as he will be included in this year’s Honours List for King Charles III’s official birthday next week, according to The Sun. The 50-year-old former England captain, whose name has become synonymous with success, style, and influence, will soon carry the prestigious title “Sir.”

The honour marks a significant moment not only for Beckham himself but also for British pop culture, as he has distinguished himself as a footballer, businessman, father of four, and ambassador for The King’s Foundation. Known for his effortless chic style and for redefining modern masculinity, Beckham moves seamlessly from royal engagements at the palace to relaxed days at his countryside home in the Cotswolds.

His connection with King Charles is rooted in their shared passion for gardening, bees, nature, and sustainability. Victoria Beckham, who transitioned from “Posh Spice” to fashion designer, will gain the title “Lady Beckham.” Although Beckham was awarded the OBE in 2003, his path to knighthood was delayed by tax issues and leaked emails in 2017.