Oh what a knight! Victoria and David Beckham let their hair down in style as they party with family and showbiz friends until 1am at dinner celebration hosted by Gordon Ramsay

Newly knighted Sir David Beckham celebrated in style after receiving his rank from King Charles at Windsor Castle on Tuesday night.
David’s close friend Gordon Ramsay hosted a dinner at a Chelsea, London restaurant where the star partied until the early hours with his nearest and dearest.
Sir David looked a little tired as he emerged from the extravagant event at 1am, holding Victoria’s hand as she hid traces of joy behind large sunglasses.
Holding his wife with one hand and the precious souvenir of the day with the other, David could not bear to part with his rank medal.
Lady Beckham changed from the elegant navy blue dress she wore at the daytime ceremony and opted for a skintight black long number and a fur bolero for the night’s festivities.
Meanwhile, David starred in a classic velvet tuxedo, having previously worn a tailored suit designed by his designer wife for the royal ceremony.
Newly knighted Sir David Beckham celebrated in style after receiving his rank from King Charles at Windsor Castle on Tuesday night. Picture taken while leaving the restaurant with his wife Victoria
David’s close friend Gordon Ramsay threw a huge party at his restaurant in Chelsea; Here the star celebrated with her nearest and dearest until the early hours of the morning. Pictured: David steps out with Victoria
The couple’s three youngest children, Romeo, 24, Cruz, 20, and Harper, 14, wore impressive outfits as they left the venue with Cruz’s girlfriend, Jackie Apostel, 29.
Harper, 14, matched her mother in another custom design from the brand Victoria Beckham: a long satin-lined dress in a baby pink hue, complete with a feathered bolero jacket.
Jackie stood out in her burnt orange silk halter gown, probably designed by Victoria, while her boyfriend showed off his sense of style with quirky braces.
A source close to the family told the Daily Mail that family friend Gordon was happy to host the dinner party as a gift for his best friend.
‘As David’s best friend, Gordon decided the best gift was to throw him a great dinner,’ the insider said.
‘David, his children, his sisters, their parents and Victoria’s mother and father were there.’
Sir David was made a knight of the British Empire during his appointment on Tuesday for his services to sport and charity, particularly his influence on football over a two-decade period and his subsequent ambassadorial role with UNICEF.
The former footballer was welcomed by King Charles as he received his knighthood at Windsor Castle for his services to sport and charity, and his young sons were among the first to offer his congratulations.
David celebrated the honor with an intimate lunch at Cliveden House with his wife Victoria and their three youngest children before the soiree, while Romeo shared a family photo.
The photo showed David holding hands with Victoria and Harper, while their sons, who looked smart in their matching suits, were smiling next to them.
David’s 14-year-old daughter Harper leaves the restaurant in a pink dress
A source close to the family told the Daily Mail that family friend Gordon was happy to host the dinner party as a gift for his best friend; Photo of Romeo Beckham
While David’s children were also among the VIP guests, the insider said: ‘As David’s best friend, Gordon decided the best gift was to throw him a fabulous dinner; Photo of Cruz Beckham
Romeo wrote under the photo: “No one deserves this more than you, I love you so much xxx Congratulations sir daddy.”
Meanwhile, Victoria shared a post for her ‘kind, humble, hard-working’ husband and wrote: ‘David, from the moment I met you 28 years ago you have always been proud to represent your country.’
‘Whether on or off the pitch, no one loves England more or respects our Royal Family more, so seeing you honored by the King today is something I will cherish forever.’
‘You’ve accomplished so much, yet you’re still the same kind, humble, hard-working man I met nearly 30 years ago, and a wonderful husband and father. I’ve never been as proud as I feel today. Sir David, we all love you so much xxx’
There was no sign of David and Victoria’s eldest son Brooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz at the celebrations. They have remained silent on social media so far.
Cruz’s girlfriend, Jackie Apostel, wowed in her burnt orange silk dress that caught in the wind as she left the venue.
Gordon Ramsay, a long-time family friend of the Beckhams, was seen leaving his restaurant with his wife Tana.
David’s sister Joanne Beckham looked stunning in a low-cut plum dress
Victoria’s parents Anthony and Jackie were of course on the VIP guest list
Anthony coordinated with his son-in-law with his own velvet jacket that stood out in the vibrant green shade.
David’s close friend Dave Gardner, 47, stayed hand in hand with his Victoria’s Secret model girlfriend Jessica Clarke, 31.
Victoria’s sister Louise Adams matched her sibling’s luxe style with a classic black number
David’s proud mother Sandra (pictured) joined the celebrations after watching her son at the Windsor ceremony.
David’s father Ted was joined by his wife of four years, Hilary Meredith.
David couldn’t bear to part with his rank medal, holding his wife in one hand and the precious souvenir of the day in the other.
Lady Beckham changed from the elegant navy blue dress she wore at the daily ceremony, choosing a skintight black long number and a fur bolero for the night’s festivities.
Meanwhile, David looked good in a classic velvet tuxedo, having previously worn a custom suit created by his designer wife for the royal ceremony.
Harper, 14, accompanied her mother in a long satin-lined dress in baby pink and a feathered bolero jacket.
Jackie, who has been with the Beckhams’ youngest son for a year, stood out with her burnt orange silk halter-neck dress and gold heels.
Cruz mirrored her parents’ confident sense of style by stepping out in bold purple braces and tints.
Dressing his father in a classic tuxedo, Romeo couldn’t hide his smile as he shook hands with the doorman as he left.
This snub is the latest tidbit after months of family squabbles.
When it was announced in the spring that his father would be knighted, Brooklyn neither publicly nor privately congratulated him, while his other two sons made a big fuss about the news on social media.
Brooklyn is said to have become increasingly estranged from the family after not attending any of his father’s 50th birthday celebrations in May.
In September, Victoria reportedly declared ‘enough is enough’ after months of heartache over the long-running feud.
Victoria is said to have drawn a line in the sand and can no longer ‘keep up the same fight’.
But last month the family dropped the biggest hint that a reconciliation was possible after David and Victoria praised Brooklyn’s cooking skills.
They continued to support their son and ‘liked’ his video on Instagram of him making buttermilk pancakes for his fan base.
Presenter Gordon got cozy in his white sneakers after a busy night hosting his best friend
Family friend and Victoria’s hairstylist Ken Paves was also on the guest list
There was no sign of David and Victoria’s eldest son Brooklyn and his wife Nicola Peltz (pictured) at the celebrations. They have remained silent on social media so far.
Victoria’s nieces Libby Adams and Tallulah Isted pose for bathroom selfies with Anthony Adams and Romeo
Sir David was made a knight of the British Empire for his services to sport and charity during his appointment on Tuesday.
David reminded fans of his knighthood on his Instagram account on Tuesday, saying: ‘Today was a very emotional day; To be honest, it was more emotion than nerves. There were some tears and a lot of emotion. It was a very special day. ‘This is something we can all be proud of as a family today.’
‘Having my family there today, my wife celebrating with my children, makes it a very emotional day,’ he added.
‘To receive such an important honor from His Majesty the King; One of the most elegant men and one of the most important and respected institutions in the world.’




