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David Beckham is expected to receive a knight’s honor about King Charles’ birthday, becoming 16.
But before that important opportunity, a football legend has issued a kind of kind Born honor Its own — with the announcement that they will become the first person outside the royal family to guest in editing Rural life magazine.
Iconic Week Publications, known for covering British rural life, announced that Beckham would take editorial reins For a special edition to be published in October to mark his 50th birthday earlier this year.
Former England Captain, who is an enthusiastic reader of the magazine,, It will follow in the footsteps of royal guest editors, including King Charles (2013 and 2018), Princess Anne (2020) and Queen Camilla (2022).
Mark Hedges, editor -in -chief of the magazine, said: “As soon as we presented each other, David told me how much he loved Rural life. He reads every question from the cover to the cover and it was a great companion to him as he developed his own life in the countryside. “
Beckham added: “It is an honor to be invited to make the guest edition of the magazine I have always admired and read. I really look forward to working with the editorial team to make a problem that will celebrate what the village and the great British landscape mean to me and my family.”
It is expected that Beckham’s favorite views, loved recipe and honor of village champions and craftsmen who contributed to his estate in the amount of £ 12m near Chipping Norton in Oxfordshire, will be expected to include the upcoming edition.
“Like a global football icon, with passion for the village, his dogs, chickens, bees and his garden – especially trees, roses and vegetables – I’m excited to see what his special adverse problem will bring,” Hedges said.
With a knightly century on a horizon and a visiting editor in his hand, Beckham marks his golden year with honors suitable for Royalty.
