King Charles III.: He enjoys dinner with the Beckhams

King Charles III. (76) and Queen Camilla (77) were the hosts of a royal dinner last Friday. Numerous stars were invited to dinner in the sign of the promotion of Anglo-Italian relationships.

David Beckham (49), who played for AC Milan in his football career, visited the dinner with his wife Victoria Beckham (50), who appeared in an elegant white dress from her own collection. The two talked to King Charles, who can be seen in some photos with a laugh.

The other famous guests who honored the dinner in Charles’ High -Grenm House in Gloucestershire were the Italian ambassador in the United Kingdom, Inigo Lambertini (65), the Italian designer Donatella Versace (69) and the Hollywood actors Helen Mirren (79) and and Stanley Tucci (64). TUCCI, an American with Italian roots and star from the Vatican thriller “Conclave”, could also be seen behind the bar on the Italian evening with King Charles. According to “Daily Mail”, the monarch tried to mix a martinis.

Tucci and Charles gave a speech at the dinner. The king explained to those present in his speech, in which he also partially gave his Italian to the best that the Slow Food and Italy celebrated that evening “are very important to him”. He also said: “Our two nations are connected in many ways – between our peoples, between our cultures, in a deep friendship based on common values, mutual affection and mutual respect.” The eating culture of a country is an invaluable social property that is closely associated with the feeling for your own identity and your own location. However, it is more about: “How we produce our food and our fashion and how we procure it is closely linked to the future of our planet and our ability to continue to live sustainably on it.” Furthermore, Charles expressed his anticipation for an upcoming trip to Italy.

The event was held to match the announced Italy trip by King Charles and Queen Camilla. According to the BBC, the royal couple will travel to the southern European country in April. There they should meet Pope Francis (88) and high -ranking Italian politicians and make appointments in Rome and Ravenna.