Reported by the International Center / Lan Shimeng
▲ Beckham began lining up early in the morning of the 16th to offer condolences to the queen with the audience. (Photo / Recovered from @RoyalFamilyITNP Twitter)
Queen Elizabeth II is dead and is expected to hold a state funeral on the 19th. The Queen’s coffin is currently parked in London’s Westminster Hall, and people are lining up for condolences. Many people found out early this morning (17) that football golden boy Beckham also appeared in it. “Some members of Congress have expressed their willingness to provide Beckham with the opportunity to” jump in line “, but they were turned down by Beckham on the grounds that “I didn’t want to disappoint my grandfather”.
According to the “Daily Mail” report, David Beckham (David Beckham), dressed in a sober suit and a black cap, joined the crowd early in the morning of the 16th and waited 13 hours to enter at 3:25 am Westminster Hall makes homage to the Queen. I saw that Beckham looked sad when he walked into the hall. He couldn’t help but blush and wiped away his tears in silence. This scene was praised by the British people, “He is a very good man”, “This is the British”, “The most perfect model”.
▲ Beckham is also willing to photograph himself when he meets enthusiastic people. (Photo / Recovered from @MrChrisAnstee Twitter)
The report pointed out that, in fact, Beckham had received an invitation from a congressman before queuing, saying he could use his quota to let Beckham line up to express his condolences to the queen, but Beckham he flatly refused, more so because Joseph West did not want to let his grandfather Cerf Weiss, who died in 2009, be disappointed; the source revealed that “Beckham said his grandfather was a guy who never queued, so neither did he” and just wanted to queue quietly like ordinary people.
The source further claimed that Beckham chose to wear a black coat and suit because he believed “grandfather will do the same” and his grandfather had been a staunch “realist” until his death at the age of 83. His beliefs also profoundly influenced Beckham. When he learned the news of the queen’s death, Beckham also wrote on IG: “How he comforts us in difficult times and until his final days he has served the country with dignity and grace”, showing his love for the queen of ‘admiration.
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