Cruz Beckham serenades dad Sir David with ‘special’ knighthood-themed song

Cruz Beckham treated his father – Sir David Beckham – to a special serenade as they celebrated his new title.

The 50-year-old former England captain received his knighthood from King Charles at Windsor Castle on November 4, receiving the title for his services to sport and charity in the King’s birthday honours list.

The footballer shared his pride on social media with a long post about the achievement.

‘I can’t even begin to describe what a special day it is for me today, a boy born in East London, to receive a Knighthood from His Majesty The King. I am truly humbled and so grateful for this honour,’ he said.

It has now been revealed that the celebrations for the honour went on into a lads night out in a pub in the Cotswolds.

The footballer was reportedly joined by celebrity pals Guy Ritchie and Gary Neville as well as his middle children, sons , Romeo, 23, and Cruz, 20.

It was reported that Cruz, who is a singer, performed at the pub, reportedly singing a song including the line: ‘King Charles came to David Beckham and knighted him my man.’

It was reported that things got very enthusiastic as the venue began chanting: ‘We love you Sir David Beckham, we love you Sir David Beckham.’

On partygoer told The Sun: “It was really kicking off.

‘When the dinner finished, Becks and his crew of blokes left the pub’s safari tent and filtered into the main adjoining pub for dancing and singing.

‘Everyone was in high spirits. The locals couldn’t believe they’d been treated to a night with Becks there.

‘The music was blaring out and everyone was singing along.’

Reportedly, the place was packed, with revellers comparing it to a New Year’s Eve party.

Earlier in the week, David celebrated his knighthood along with close friend Gordon Ramsay at his flagship restaurant in Chelsea.

It was reported that David’s eldest son Brooklyn, was not present at any of the celebrations.

It was also noted that Brooklyn was missing from a family photo taken at the ceremony when Sir David received his knighthood.

Brooklyn has reportedly been in a feud with his parents for many months and has yet to acknowledge his father’s achievement publicly.

David was supported by the rest of his family including his wife, Lady Victoria, and his parents, Sandra and Ted, and their three youngest children, Romeo, Cruz, and Harper, 14.

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