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David Beckham continued his knighthood celebrations on Friday at a pub in the Cotswolds, with loud music and bottles of wine.

The 50-year-old former footballer gathered with close friends and his sons Romeo and Cruz, who performed a song written especially to honor the occasion.

After being honored by King Charles at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, Beckham first celebrated with an intimate dinner at his friend Gordon Ramsay's Chelsea restaurant before returning to his €14 million country residence.

Locals were amazed by his energy as Beckham joined in the dancing and singing in the pub. Cruz, 20, sang a song dedicated to his father, as the atmosphere was kept lively throughout the night.

According to the venue's website, the private tent can host up to 100 guests, with a three-course menu starting at 76 euros per person.

David Beckham was made a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire for his contributions to sport and charity, particularly for his impact on football over a 20-year period and his role as an ambassador for UNICEF.

The title-sharing ceremony took place at Windsor Castle, where his younger sons joined him to offer their congratulations.

The dinner hosted by Gordon Ramsay for Beckham included his children Romeo, Cruz and Harper, as well as David and Victoria's extended family.

The eldest son, Brooklyn, and his wife Nicola did not attend the celebrations and have not publicly acknowledged their father's achievement on social media, reflecting ongoing family tensions.