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The Queen's World Cup joke left David Beckham giggling at Buckingham Palace

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09.09.2022 - 21:51

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dailystar.co.uk:

David Beckham was once humoured by the Queen at Buckingham Palace, after she asked he why he wasn't watching the football instead.

Beckham was one of the many high-profile celebrities to pay tribute to Her Majesty on Thursday, after it was confirmed that she had passed away at the age of 96.

The Queen's family rushed to Balmoral Castle after a worrying update was issued concerning her health, and she later died that same day.Anecdotes and stories about the Queen have been shared following her passing, and one funny moment between her and Beckham is one that the former England captain will cherish.

The pair met in 2018 as Buckingham Palace played host to the Queen's Young Leader Awards, but the Queen asked Beckham why he wasn't watching the World Cup.READ MORE: Queen told off Lewis Hamilton after he broke royal protocol on visit to the PalaceThe Queen was joined by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to honour young leaders at the final Queen's Young Leader Awards, and celebrities including Beckham were also in attendance.

The Queen's World Cup joke left David Beckham giggling at Buckingham Palace

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