he Beckhams, a longstanding power couple in the world, have cultivated numerous high-profile connections over the years. Among these, their relationship with the royals has always been a priority. With undergoing preventative chemotherapy for cancer, has stepped up to offer her support.
According to sources close to the fashion designer, Victoria has been keenly concerned about Kate and, along with her husband David, has sent numerous messages of support. Victoria is also planning to send Kate a pamper package with items from her own range and other treats she knows Kate will appreciate. Victoria aims to ensure that the gift is seen as a personal gesture, not a business move.
She wants to respect the rules surrounding gifts to royals and genuinely uplift Kate's spirits during this challenging time. Beckhams and royal ties Victoria, 50, and David, 49, have both been honored as OBEs. David received his accolade in 2003 for services to football, and Victoria was honored 14 years later for her contributions to the fashion industry.
David, a devoted royalist, has long aspired to a knighthood and recently marked a milestone by becoming an ambassador for The King's Foundation, sharing a photo with the monarch. While not overtly close friends, share a fashion connection. Kate, 42, has been seen wearing pieces from Victoria's collection, including a cream knit dress in January 2023 and a pair of sunglasses at last summer.
Victoria hopes to strengthen their bond and dreams of styling Kate once she has fully recovered. The Beckhams once shared a close relationship with and , even attending their wedding in 2018. However, allegations that the Beckhams leaked stories about the Sussexes to the press led to a fallout, ending their friendship.
This rupture has allowed Victoria and David to solidify their allegiance to . Both Victoria and David have shown unwavering support for the royal family, cutting ties with Meghan and Harry. They remain loyal to Kate and William, ensuring that their support for the royals remains steadfast.
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