David Beckham attends King Charles at a huge royal event

 

David Beckham openly supported King Charles only days before speculations emerged that he will finally receive his long-awaited knighthood.

The former footballer attended the King's Foundation's 35th anniversary celebration at St James' Palace, with Kate Winslet, Meryl Streep, and Penny Lancaster, among other A-listers.

During the distinguished ceremony, King Charles personally delivered honors, including the King Charles III Harmony Award, which was given to Nobel Peace Prize winner Professor Muhammad Yunus.

According to The Sun, Beckham is due to be knighted by the king on Friday, a long-awaited accolade that has sparked much intrigue.

The gala event, which drew over 200 people, acknowledged outstanding achievements in sustainability, traditional heritage skills, and environmental education.

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The KIng launched the foundation 35 years ago, and it has since taught over 115,000 pupils in traditional crafts and environmentally aware activities. It has also attracted more than 2.5 million visitors to its UK venues and positively impacted over 500,000 lives through sustainable urban development projects.

Visitors enjoyed interactive exhibitions exhibiting the Foundations' work in fields such as furniture manufacturing, millinery, and embroidery.

Professor Yunus was honored for his excellent, long-standing commitment to the King's Harmony ideology, which promotes sustainability and the integration of nature into all aspects of life.

Additionally, Yasmeen Lari, Pakistan's first female architect, earned the Innovation in Practice Award. She was recognized for her humanitarian work by the Heritage Foundation of Pakistan, which promotes socially responsible and sustainable design methods.