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David Beckham’s milestone 50th birthday celebrations are in full swing, and his daughter Harper Beckham managed to steal the spotlight as the family gathered in Miami for the special occasion.
The 13-year-old captured attention in a stunning family photo shared by Victoria Beckham on Instagram, where the Beckham family posed in their finest attire ahead of David Beckham’s birthday festivities. Harper radiated elegance in a sleek black silk slip dress, perfectly complementing her mother, who wore a matching white gown in the same style.
Her blonde curls tumbled over her shoulders in soft waves, enhancing her glowing complexion. She accessorised with two delicate necklaces, completing her effortlessly stylish look.
Victoria shared the glamorous snap with her followers, captioning it, "What a way to begin the first of many birthday celebrations for @davidbeckham, surrounded by friends and family x Kisses from Miami!"
Fans quickly flooded the comments section, praising Harper’s appearance. One fan exclaimed, "Harper is a princess!!!!" while another added, "I truly cannot believe how grown up Harper is!!" Many noted how much she resembles her mother, with impeccable style and grace.
Victoria has previously spoken about her close bond with Harper, especially their shared passion for fashion and beauty. In an interview with ITV’s This Morning, she revealed, "Harper loves beauty. She loves it. I'm very close with all of the children, but the great thing about Harper being a little girl is that she loves to play with makeup, and that’s really great mother and daughter time."
The Beckham brothers also turned heads with their dapper looks. Standing beside Harper in the family photo, Romeo Beckham looked sharp in a tailored suit. He was joined by his girlfriend, Kim Turnbull, who stunned in a green slip dress that harmonised beautifully with the elegant looks of both Harper and Victoria. With her dark hair sleeked back, Kim exuded effortless sophistication.
Cruz Beckham, standing proudly next to David Beckham, was all smiles as he posed with his partner, Jackie Apostel. The songwriter looked glamorous in a blue strapless gown featuring delicate ruffle details at the neckline. She completed her look with a statement gold necklace and a chic white clutch, styling her hair in a sleek bun.
David Beckham beamed with pride as he stood with his family, preparing to mark his milestone birthday in style. The football legend, known for his strong family values, often shares heartfelt tributes to his loved ones.
On Mother’s Day, David Beckham took to Instagram to honour Victoria and the women in his life, posting a carousel of images with the caption, "I'm so lucky to have so many incredible women around me who are the most amazing mums. I learn from you every single day. Happy Mother's Day @victoriabeckham @sandra_beckham49 @jackie.adams_ We Love You so much. Kiddies are so lucky to have a mum like yours @brooklynpeltzbeckham @romeobeckham @cruzbeckham #HarperSeven."
Victoria responded with a heartfelt comment, writing, "I love you all so much, [you are] my everything."
Missing from the family gathering was David Beckham’s eldest son, Brooklyn, who now resides in Los Angeles with his wife, Nicola Peltz. The couple, married for almost three years, were absent from the celebrations but remain an integral part of the Beckham family's cherished moments.
As the festivities for David Beckham’s 50th continue, the Beckham clan has once again proven that style, family bonds, and love are always at the heart of their celebrations.
László Krasznahorkai takes home the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature
Swedish Academy praises his dark, intense storytelling and visionary work
Known for Satantango, The Melancholy of Resistance and sprawling sentences
Prize includes £820,000 (₹1.03 crore) and Stockholm ceremony in December
Joins past laureates like Han Kang, Annie Ernaux, and Bob Dylan
Okay, so this happened. László Krasznahorkai, yes, the Hungarian novelist who makes reading feel almost like a slow, hypnotic descent into some bleak, hypnotic place, just won the Nobel Prize in Literature 2025. The Swedish Academy made the announcement on Thursday, describing his work as “compelling and visionary” and throwing in a line about “apocalyptic terror” fitting, honestly, given the his obsession with collapse, decay, chaos.
Hungarian writer Krasznahorkai wins Nobel Prize in Literature as critics hail his daring, unsettling literary vision Getty Images
Why Krasznahorkai got the Nobel Prize in Literature
He was born 1954, Gyula, Hungary. Tiny town, right on the Romanian border. Quiet. Nothing much happening there. Maybe that’s why he ended up staring at life so much, thinking too hard. In 1985, he wroteSatantango, twelve chapters, twelve long paragraphs. It’s heavy, but also brilliant.
You read it and your brain sort of melts a little but in the best possible way. The Swedish Academy called him a Central European epic writer, in the tradition of Kafka and Thomas Bernhard.
Nobel Prize in Literature 2025 goes to Hungarian author Krasznahorkai known for bleak and intense writing styleGetty Images
His writing life: chaos, darkness, a bit of play
Krasznahorkai is not the type to do interviews. He’s private and rarely smiles in photos. People who have read his work, including Hari Kunzru and a few others, describe him as “bleak but funny.” Strange mix, but it fits his style.
His novels The Melancholy of Resistance, War and War, Seiobo There Below are not casual reads. They are intense, layered, almost architectural in their construction. Then there’s Herscht 07769, his new book. Dark, set in Germany, full of social unrest, and the story is threaded with references to Johann Sebastian Bach’s music, giving it a haunting, atmospheric backdrop.
Krasznahorkai has also had a long partnership with director Béla Tarr. Satantango was adapted into a seven-hour film, and it worked.
Readers around the world react to Krasznahorkai winning the Nobel Prize in LiteratureGetty Images
Reactions to the Nobel
Writers are reacting. Some saying “finally.” Some saying “he’s too intense for most people.” Some saying “I can’t imagine anyone else this year.” Krasznahorkai just keeps writing, keeps being him. Once, when someone asked him about his crazy long sentences, he shrugged and said something like: letters first, then words, then sentences, then longer sentences, and so on. He has spent decades just trying to make something beautiful out of chaos. That’s him, really.
The Nobel includes a medal, a diploma, and £820,000 (₹1.03 crore), with the ceremony taking place in Stockholm on 10 December. And now he’s standing alongside some huge names like Bob Dylan, Olga Tokarczuk, Han Kang. He’s not like them though. He’s a darker, twistier, strange, human. You read him and you feel something. Maybe unease. Maybe awe. Maybe both.
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