The Beckham family turned heads once again — but this time, it wasn’t just David stealing the spotlight.
His sister Joanne Beckham made a rare public appearance that left fans stunned as she joined the rest of the clan to celebrate her brother’s knighthood in style.
The celebration took place at none other than Gordon Ramsay’s luxurious restaurant in Chelsea, London — a fitting venue for the newly titled Sir David Beckham.
Joanne Beckham’s Stunning Transformation
All eyes were on Joanne, 42, as she stepped out looking absolutely radiant.
Known for keeping a low profile, the former hairdresser looked every inch the star in a plum-colored satin dress that gracefully framed her figure.
The sleeveless V-neck number, paired with delicate straps, highlighted her elegant transformation — her most glamorous public look to date.
It’s been quite some time since Joanne was last photographed; she was last spotted at David’s 50th birthday celebration in May.
Though she once ran a luxury concierge business called We Are Your City — which wrapped up in 2020 — she’s largely stayed out of the limelight, making her appearance at her brother’s big night all the more special.
The Beckhams Celebrate Sir David’s Honor in Style
The evening began at around 8 p.m. and carried on well past midnight, as close friends and family toasted to David’s knighthood.
Sir David emerged from the grand event at 1 a.m., looking both elated and slightly weary, hand in hand with Victoria Beckham — who shielded her post-party glow behind oversized sunglasses.
Ever the sentimental icon, David clutched both his wife’s hand and his investiture medal — the day’s prized souvenir — as they left the venue.
Victoria, who had earlier worn a refined navy dress for the royal ceremony, switched things up with a sleek black floor-length gown and a fur bolero for the dinner festivities.
David complemented her look in a sharp velvet tuxedo, a classic choice that reflected his timeless charm.
Fashion Highlights from the Beckham Clan
The couple’s three youngest children — Romeo, 24, Cruz, 20, and Harper, 14 — were also dressed to impress.
Harper turned heads in a delicate baby-pink satin slip dress from her mother’s fashion line, complete with a soft feathered bolero.
Cruz arrived alongside his girlfriend, Jackie Apostel, 29, who seamlessly fit into the chic family aesthetic.
David’s parents, Ted and Sandra Beckham, were also part of the proud family gathering.
The couple had earlier witnessed the emotional moment at Windsor Castle as King Charles formally knighted David for his exceptional contributions to sport and charity.
Sandra looked graceful in a black blazer and matching trousers, while Ted opted for a classic black suit paired with a crisp white shirt — a timeless look that reflected the elegance of the evening.
The Missing Faces and the Family Rift
Despite the joyful celebration, one absence didn’t go unnoticed — Brooklyn Beckham and his wife, Nicola Peltz.
The couple skipped both the Windsor ceremony and the family dinner, continuing a pattern of distance that has been the subject of speculation for months.
Reports suggest Brooklyn didn’t reach out to congratulate his father when news of the knighthood broke earlier this year, even as his younger brothers publicly celebrated the achievement.
His absence from David’s 50th birthday in May only fueled rumors of a growing rift between him and the rest of the family.
Sir David’s Proud Moment
David Beckham’s knighthood marked a defining moment in his life, honoring over two decades of impact both on and off the football field.
Beyond his legendary sports career, his dedication to charitable work — particularly through his ambassadorial role with UNICEF — cemented his reputation as more than just a football icon.
From the field to philanthropy, and now officially “Sir David Beckham,” the honor represents a full-circle moment for the global superstar.
Surrounded by family, fame, and a touch of royal recognition, it was a night that beautifully blended achievement with emotion — and one the Beckhams won’t soon forget.