Beckham will be awarded an important title by the king! Great news comes after the family turmoil

David Beckham welcomes great news in the dark clouds of family disputes. He has been included in the King's Birthday Honor List and will be awarded the title of jazz.

According to British media reports, the former Manchester United and England star, who just celebrated his 50th birthday, has been confirmed as the "Jazz" in the release list next week.

His wife, former hottie group member Victoria Beckham will be called Mrs. Beckham.

The former England captain spoke with King Charles at the Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show in London last month. The 76-year-old monarch congratulated Beckham’s landmark birthday celebration and asked if the star had received their gift.

Standing outside the Highgrove stands run by the monarch charity Kings Foundation, Beckham warmly welcomed the monarch.

Surprisingly, Charles then asked if he had received a birthday gift from him and his wife.

"You got it, didn't you?" he asked. "It's incredible," Beckham said with a smile, "thank you, it's great." He received the Order of the OBE of the British Empire from the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2003, and 22 years later, the dream finally came true.

Earlier last year, his appointment as ambassador to the Royal British charity King's Foundation was considered an encouraging sign.

The King and Beckham reportedly have become increasingly close due to their shared love for countryside, gardening, beekeeping and nature.

Beckham will join the list of the few Kings' Birthday Honors Sports stars, including former Manchester United head coach Alex Ferguson.