David Beckham honours Queen Elizabeth II following her death at age 96 after serving Britain for 70 years
David Beckham was "devastated" while paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II as she died at age 96 after serving Britain for 70 years.
The Buckingham Palace announced the heartbreaking news on September 8th leaving millions grieving the loss of the longest-serving monarch in history of Britain.
The former legendary footballer paid his respects to late Queen in an Instagram post, writing, “I’m truly saddened by the death of Her Majesty, The Queen.”
“What an outpouring of love and respect we saw for the Platinum Jubilee for her life of service. How devastated we all feel today shows what she has meant to people in this country and around the world.
“How much she inspired us with her leadership. How she comforted us when times were tough. Until her last days she served her country with dignity and grace,” he added.
“This year she would have known how loved she was,” Beckham penned as he conveyed his “thoughts and prayers” to the Royal Family.
The Queen died “peacefully” at Balmoral Castle, as per the official announcement, where her sons, daughters, grandchildren and in-laws were present before her death.