Victoria Beckham embraces new identity after husband’s honour

Victoria Beckham has proudly embraced a new chapter in her life after her husband, David Beckham, received one of the highest honors in the tragedy at Windsor Castle.

The 50-year-old former football star is set to combine his incredible training with sport and charity, officially becoming Sir Davel Beckham.

After the event, Victoria earned the honorary title of “Lady Beckham,” a tradition given to her knife wife.

Reports say the fashion designer has chosen to use her new address, although her social media posts have not changed.

However, the wife of honor shared the words of the heart online, celebrating the touching moment in the photos of the ceremony.

Victoria expressed how she felt to see David recognized for his lifelong advocacy for England and the royal family.

She wrote that he has succeeded yet remains the same humble, tough man she met nearly 30 years ago.

Celebrity friends and fans quickly poured in to post congratulatory messages.

Kris Jenner, Mo Farah and Hannah Driving were among the many who praised the season marked by the Beckhams.

During the emotional ceremony, David knelt before King Charles, who placed a sword on both of his shoulders.

The two stars smiled and shared a brief conversation about his outfit, which the king complimented. The former runner revealed that his wife designed his morning suit and said the look was inspired by the king’s style.

Describing the knee as his poor moment, David said that he felt that the boy was handed over from East London to honor the Royal Windsor Castle.