Is David Beckham going to be Princess Charlotte’s godfather?

Princess Charlotte is due to be christened on Sunday – and it looks like a whole host of famous names are set to become her godparents.

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by Jack White |
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The newest Royal Baby was born two-months ago, sharing a birthday with David Beckham who turned 40 on the same day.

So it comes as no surprise really that David, being good friends with Kate Middleton and Prince William, is in the frame to become Royal godfather to Charlotte.

Kate's sister Pippa and William's cousin Peter Phillips are also thought to be high contenders for the honour.

But, while other relatives such as Princess Beatrice are being linked to the duty, it is thought that Charlotte's godparents will consist mainly of non-Royals, just like her big brother Prince George.

Who will Kate and Wills choose to become Charlotte's godparents?
Who will Kate and Wills choose to become Charlotte's godparents?

When George was christened in 2013, Kate and Wills selected his seven godparents mostly from their close university friends.

One relative thought to be being considered is a sister of Diana, Princess of Wales, which would be a touching tribute to William's late mother.

If David is selected, we've no doubt he would be a fantastic influence on Charlotte.

He and wife Victoria are parents to Brooklyn, 16, Romeo, 12, Cruz, 10, and three-year-old Harper.

In 2011, model Heidi Klum said of the Beckham children: "They have the best behaved kids in the world! When we go to all their birthday parties, each of the kids writes thank-you notes on their own headed paper. None of the other kids do."

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