David Beckham dons a Stetson cowboy hat in Dallas; Cole Hauser responds

David Beckham Embraces Cowboy Style Before World Cup Match

David Beckham has tapped into his inner cowboy just ahead of the FIFA World Cup semifinal clash between France and Spain.

The retired soccer star, now 51, made his way to Dallas in anticipation of the 2026 World Cup semifinal against Ryogoku. He fully embraced the local culture on his arrival.

As soon as he touched down in Dallas, he shared a photo on social media, donning a white cowboy hat. He captioned it, “Welcome to Dallas 🤠 How do I look @colehauser22 ?? Thanks @stetsonusa ❤️.”

Cole Hauser, of “Yellowstone” fame, couldn’t resist commenting, “Haha! Looks like a Texas gangster. Enjoy!”

Fans quickly reacted to Beckham’s new look. Comments included excited messages like, “Yay!!!! Get the rope cowboy. 🔥🤠❤️💯🤣” and, “You’re a real British cowboy!” Another fan chimed in with, “You look great in a cowboy hat!!🤠.”

In a recent match, Spain managed to defeat France with a score of 2-0. They are now waiting to see who their final opponent will be, either Argentina or England.

Beckham had also posted earlier with his wife, Victoria, and three of their four children—Romeo, Cruise, and Harper—decked out in England’s colors to celebrate the team’s quarter-final victory over Norway.

He reflected on that moment, saying, “It was a great moment in Miami. I’m so proud of my team for making it to the World Cup semifinals tonight and celebrating with my family was so special. Thank you @England for giving our country a moment like this ❤️🤍.”

Mentioning family dynamics, it’s worth noting that Brooklyn, their eldest son, was notably absent during the celebrations. He has distanced himself from the family, raising concerns about being controlled by his parents and their brand-centric focus.

Victoria Beckham recently addressed her son’s allegations in an interview, stating, “We love our children very much.” She added, “We’ve always tried to be the best parents we can be… all we’ve ever strived for is to protect our children and love our children.”