Katherine Jenkins poses with husband Andrew Levitas as she documents her 46th birthday day out at Wimbledon after awkward reunion with David Beckham following OBE drama

Katherine Jenkins shared details of her 46th birthday in a series of Instagram photos after celebrating the big day at Wimbledon on Monday.

While the opera icon had afternoon tea with her husband Andrew Levitas (48) and Mary Berry (91) on the first day of the tournament, she received a birthday message written in chocolate on her plate as well as a trio of desserts.

She also wore a beautiful white strapless dress and was treated to a tennis-themed cake while drinking martinis, and shared photos that showed the couple posing on the side of a stormy court, with the pristine green on display behind them.

As well as the festivities, the trip to Wimbledon also saw an awkward encounter with Sir David Beckham, 51, nine years after the OBE drama.

Katherine was released to King George III in November following the leak of emails published in 2017. He received an OBE from Charles; In these emails he harshly criticized Katherine and questioned why she had received an OBE when she had not received the award herself.

As well as the festivities, she had an awkward encounter with Sir David Beckham, 51, on a trip to Wimbledon, nine years after the OBE drama.

The beauty wore a white strapless dress and was treated to a tennis-themed cake while drinking martinis and shared photos that showed the couple posing on the side of a stormy court, with the pristine green on display behind them.

The opera star was awarded an OBE in 2014 for her services to various charities and traveling to war zones to entertain soldiers. King David III. He was knighted by Charles for his services to sports and charity.

Katherine looked gorgeous for her birthday as she dazzled in a polka dot patterned white dress and posed alongside her dashing husband.

While the pair giggled and shared sweet moments with other viewers in the Royal Box, a visible gulf emerged between him and the sporting legend.

He sat on the bench behind Sir David, following similar arrangements to last year’s Wimbledon, but did not interact with the star.

The scandal shook the show business; The hacked emails also made allegations about his stance on the Scottish referendum and his investment in loss-making companies to reduce his tax bill.

Sir David’s representatives denied the allegations at the time, stating that the emails were “hacked and altered” from a private account.

While the opera icon had afternoon tea with his 48-year-old wife and 91-year-old Mary Berry on the first day of the tournament, he received a birthday message written in chocolate on his plate, as well as a trio of desserts.

Drank afternoon tea with Dame Berry as part of the celebrations

While the pair giggled and shared sweet moments with other viewers in the Royal Box, a visible gulf emerged between them and the sporting legend.

A spokesman said: ‘This story is based on old material taken out of context from private emails that were hacked and doctored from a third-party server and deliberately gives a false picture.’

Katherine and Sir David were allegedly at odds years ago when Katherine took to Twitter in 2012 to deny online rumors of an affair; This decision reportedly left the England star completely enraged.

In 2018, Katherine claimed she was still waiting for an apology from the sports star for comments he allegedly made in leaked emails.

Speaking about Sir David’s shocking comments towards her, Katherine admitted she had no reason other than to be proud of her achievements.

Katherine looked gorgeous on her birthday day as she dazzled in a white polka dot dress and posed alongside her dashing husband

He was seated on the bench behind Sir David, following similar arrangements to last year’s Wimbledon, but did not interact with the star

The opera star and her husband Andrew Levitas chatted with Classic FM radio presenter and actor Alexander Armstrong, while Sir David sat quietly with his mother Sandra.

He explained: ‘You’re just minding your own business and get caught up in this big storm. You just think, “Oh, I wasn’t doing anything.” It wasn’t nice to get caught up in this. I don’t know why this is targeting me again.’

‘Also, I don’t feel the need to defend this. ‘I know what I’m doing and when I received the OBE it was given to me for music and charity purposes.’

Asked if she was angry at Sir David for his alleged comments, Katherine added: ‘It’s absolutely disappointing. “I haven’t heard anything from them about it.”