United KingdomSir David Beckham has applied to trademark a unique white rose created by his daughter Harper as a birthday gift for his 50th birthday. The rose, named 'Sir David Beckham Rose,' was developed by luxury flower breeder David Austin Roses and debuted at the Chelsea Flower Show in May 2025. It is now available for purchase at garden centers, with a portion of the proceeds going to the King's Foundation, a charity established by former Prince Charles. The trademark aims to prevent unauthorized copying and ensure continued sales through licensing. This follows previous legal actions by Beckham against counterfeiters selling fake merchandise online.
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