Beckhams Celebrate Knighthood in London

Newly-knighted Sir David Beckham marked his incredible achievement with an unforgettable night of celebration, hosted by his close friend Gordon Ramsay at the celebrity chef’s exclusive Chelsea restaurant in London. The dinner followed David’s official investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle, where King Charles presented him with his long-awaited knighthood for services to sport and charity.

The star-studded family affair continued late into the night, with the Beckhams and their inner circle partying in style until 1 a.m.

Victoria and David Beckham: Effortless Elegance

Sir David looked every bit the British icon in a velvet tuxedo, while Victoria Beckham dazzled in a floor-length black gown and fur bolero, a glamorous change from the navy dress she wore earlier at Windsor Castle.

The couple were seen leaving the restaurant hand-in-hand, David clutching both his investiture medal and Victoria’s hand — a sweet symbol of pride and partnership after a milestone day.

The Beckham Children Steal the Spotlight

The couple’s three youngest children — Romeo, 24, Cruz, 20, and Harper, 14 — joined their parents for the glamorous event, all dressed to impress.

• Harper Beckham, following in her mother’s fashion-forward footsteps, wore a custom baby pink satin slip dress by Victoria Beckham, complete with a feathered bolero jacket.
• Cruz Beckham showcased his quirky sense of style in braces and a tailored ensemble, while his girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 29, turned heads in a burnt orange silk halterneck gown, also believed to be a Victoria Beckham design.
• Romeo Beckham looked effortlessly sharp in a sleek, modern suit, coordinating perfectly with his siblings.

Gordon Ramsay’s Thoughtful Gift

According to a family source quoted by the Daily Mail, Gordon Ramsay was delighted to host the dinner as a heartfelt gesture to his long-time friend.

“As David’s best friend, Gordon decided the best gift was to throw him a wonderful dinner,” the insider revealed. “David was there, their kids, his sisters, parents, and Victoria’s mum and dad.”

The menu featured fine-dining dishes including scallops with caviar, truffle-topped delicacies, and other signature Ramsay creations — the perfect way to mark such a prestigious occasion.

A Day of Honour and Family Pride

Earlier that day, Sir David Beckham was officially made a Knight of the British Empire for his two-decade contribution to football and his extensive charity work with UNICEF.

The former England captain shared an emotional moment with King Charles during the ceremony, while his family proudly looked on. His sons were among the first to congratulate him, with Romeo Beckham later sharing a touching family photo taken during a private lunch at Cliveden House before the evening celebration.

The picture captured David holding hands with Victoria and Harper, flanked by his smartly dressed sons, smiling proudly after a day that will go down as one of the most special in Beckham family history.