David Beckham is a legendary player for England’s national football team. After spending hours in line with other public members, he paid his respects to Queen Elizabeth II on September 16 afternoon.
Sadly, on September 8, Elizabeth II, who ruled for 70 years, passed away.
Since then, her body has been from Scotland to London. On September 16, visitors came to Westminster Hall from all over the world to see the Queen lying in state. Further, the deceased monarch’s body is lying at Westminster Hall. Then observed the football star for more than 13 hours after being discovered in the line.
Statement by David Beckham
Beckham added, “We all want to participate in this celebration of the magnificent life of our Queen. We all want to be here together. Then you understand that something like this is supposed to share with others. You are aware that we have been here before. We are having sandwiches, coffee, and Sherbet Lemons.”
Reports to a News Source
David Beckham told a News reporter that he grew up in a family of royalists. And that his grandparents, who he said would have joined the line if they were still living, were here on his behalf. Also, Beckham talked about how fortunate he felt to have met the Queen several times. Additionally, he said how proud he was to represent England’s national football team.
Every time we stood there wearing those Three Lion shirts, he had his armband on, and we sang, “God save our Queen.” Also, he has always aspired to represent my country and serve as captain. Moreover, that was something that meant a great deal to us.
Dress Code by David Beckham
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David Beckham wore a flat cap, a navy coat, and a black suit. He claimed his back was not significant from standing in line for more than 12 hours, but his knees were OK. The line extends for kilometers along the south bank of the River Thames, from Westminster Hall. It passes famous buildings like the Globe Theater, the Royal Festival Hall, and the London Eye.
According to plans, it might extend for up to nine miles (14.5 kilometers). On September 16, 2022, the line had to be shut down several times after hitting its limit. The official tracker of the government was recommending a 24-hour waiting period as of September 16, 2022 afternoon.
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