David Beckham's Power Plays: From Soccer to Snacks, Cannabis to Royals

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David Beckham has been everywhere this past week blending business power moves with high-profile appearances and characteristically charming social media moments. The biggest headline comes from the soccer world where Beckham, as Inter Miami co-owner, landed Argentine midfielder Rodrigo De Paul. Beckham told Bolavip that De Paul’s arrival is “a major move for both Inter Miami and MLS,” emphasizing how it elevates the league’s status and boosts his club’s ambitions as title contenders, underscoring Beckham’s long-term vision for American soccer. Simultaneously, Beckham has ventured further into the business world with the imminent launch of BEEUP, a line of fruit snacks inspired by his beekeeping hobby with his sons, as reported by People. Beckham said the snacks, made with honey, reflect his passion for “wholesome, nutritious ingredients” and are aimed at active families. The brand is set to appear soon at Target stores and online in a reported three flavors, reinforcing Beckham’s knack for translating lifestyle passions into business success.

Adding to his vast portfolio, Cellular Goods, a UK cannabis company backed by Beckham’s DB Ventures, saw major action as it floated on the London Stock Exchange—Bloomberg reports a valuation north of 25 million pounds, the IPO significantly oversubscribed and raising 13 million. The float has been called a milestone for the UK’s biosynthetic cannabinoids industry, with Beckham’s involvement boosting not just profile but apparent investor confidence.

On the social front, Beckham drew notice at this year’s Wimbledon, turning heads in a tan suit and a bandaged right hand after surgery. He revealed at the Atlanta stadium that he had just had a screw removed from his arm, originally inserted after his notorious England injury 23 years ago, according to Just Jared. Social media affection was high—Victoria Beckham posted updates from his hospital bed, and their easy banter over a shaving mishap made E! News’ Instagram feed, adding to the relentless chatter around the couple’s marriage and family.

In between all this, Beckham made time to appear alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Chelsea Flower Show, promoting honey from Highgrove Gardens and supporting a youth horticulture campaign. The event fueled fresh gossip about the Beckhams’ ties to the royals, especially with Victoria’s suits getting the Kate Middleton seal of approval and rumors swirling about family rifts and royal alliances. With every step, Beckham continues to merge global sports, business entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and popular culture in a way few can match, solidifying his brand while lending intrigue and optimism to every move he makes.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
David Beckham has been everywhere this past week, blending business
power moves with high profile appearances and characteristically charming social
media moments. The biggest headline comes from the soccer world,
where Beckham, as Inter Miami co owner, landed Argentine midfielder
Rodrigo du Paut. Beckham told Bolivip that Depoul's arrival is

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a major move for both into Miami and MLS, emphasizing
how it elevates the league's status and boosts his club's
ambitions as title contenders, unscoring Beckham's long term vision for
American soccer. Simultaneously, Beckham has ventured further into the business
world with the imminent launch of Beeup, a line of
fruit snacks inspired by his bee keeping hobby with his sons.

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As reported by People, Beckham said the snacks made with
honey reflect his passion for wholesome, nutritious ingredients and are
aimed at active families. The brand is said to appear
soon at Target stores and online in a reported three flavors,
reinforcing Beckham's neck for translating lifestyle passions into business success.

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Adding to his vast portfolio, Cellular Goods, a UK cannabis
company backed by Beckham's d B Ventures, saw major action
as it floated on the London Stock Exchange. Bloomberg reports
a valuation north of twenty five million pounds, the IPO
significantly oversubscribed and raising thirteen million. The float has been

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called a milestone for the UK's biosynthetic cannabinoids industry, with
Beckham's involvement boosting not just profile but apparent investor confidence.
On the social front, Beckham drew notice at this year's Wimbledon,
turning heads in a tan suit and a bandaged right
hand after surgery. He revealed at the Atlanta Stadium that

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he had just had a screw removed from his arm,
originally inserted after his notorious England injury twenty three years ago.
According to Just Jared, social media affection was high. Victoria
Beckham posted updates from his hospital bed, and their easy
banter over a shaving mishap made e louse his Instagram feed,
adding to the relentless chatter around the couple's marriage and family.

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In between all this, Beckham made time to appear alongside
King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Chelsea Flower Show,
promoting honey from High Groove gardens and supporting a youth
horticulture campaign. The event fueled fresh gossip about the Beckham's
ties to the Royals, especially with Victorious Suits getting the
Cape Middleton Seal of Approval and rumors swirling about family

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rifts and royal alliances. With every step, Beckham continues to
merge global sports, business, entrepreneurship, philanthropy and popular culture in
a way few can match, solidifying his brand while lending
intrigue and optimism to every move he makes. And that
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