David Beckham steps in to fill Harry's void for King Charles

Sir David Beckham has always proved his loyalty and services to the royal family, announcing the newest venture with King Charles after receiving the knighthood.

The British football legend appears to fill Prince Harry's vacuum in the Firm, promoting the royal family's initiatives to enhance their positive image and reputation among public.

Beckham has sped up his efforts to promote people-friendly activities, supporting a project as an ambassador for the King’s Foundation, which is working with the Royal Horticultural Society to create the garden.

Victoria's husband will be supporting horticulturist and TV presenter Frances Tophill as she designs a space for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

The garden, named The RHS and The King’s Foundation Curious Garden, aims to encourage visitors to discover the joy of getting into gardening.

David, who's also known for his love for gardening on social media, recently said: 'My love for the countryside started when I was a child visiting my grandparents.'

He announced, 'I’ve experienced how rewarding gardening can be and that’s why I’m looking forward to working with The RHS and The King’s Foundation on their Curious Garden at the 2026 RHS Chelsea Flower Show.'

Tophill, Gardeners’ World presenter, also spoke on the development, saying: 'I’m thrilled to be working with everyone involved to bring my first Chelsea garden to life and really explore my own curiosity about plants and their vital role in bringing health to people and to planet.'