Beckham and Oldman Knighted in King's Honours
David Beckham and Gary Oldman received knighthoods in King Charles' annual birthday honours list. Beckham, once a star soccer player, and acclaimed actor Oldman join sculptor Antony Gormley in receiving this distinguished recognition.
In a prestigious recognition of their contributions to sports and the arts, former England soccer captain David Beckham and celebrated actor Gary Oldman have been awarded knighthoods. The honours were conferred as part of King Charles' annual birthday honours list, announced on Saturday.
David Beckham, aged 50, is renowned for his illustrious soccer career which began in 1993 with Manchester United. Over his career, he made nearly 400 appearances for the club, securing numerous titles and cup victories.
Joining him in receiving the knighthood is Gary Oldman, an actor known for his wide-ranging roles and significant impact on the entertainment industry. In addition, sculptor Antony Gormley was named a Companion of Honour, further highlighting the diverse talents recognized in this year's list.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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