Apparently the World Cup starts this week, although you totally wouldn't know it. But just to remind us that football is nothing without him, David Beckham is all over the place looking beardy and brooding and generally hot.
Not only did we get to see him doing amazing non-footie stuff in the Amazon rainforest on BBC One's David Beckham into the Unknown, but now he has popped up at a charity event looking similarly rugged.
David joined Prince William to launch the United for Wilflife campaign, which sees a whole host of sports stars encourage young people to help combat the illegal trade in wildlife products across the world.
Wearing matching suits and blue ties, the pair spoke to the audience of conservationists and campaigners about the the effects of illegal hunting. "It's devastating," said Becks.
"We're in a world where our generation, and the younger generation can really, really make a difference and we really need to do it now.
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There are questions we need to ask ourselves;
"Are we on side of the criminals? Or are we on the side of the animals? I know what side we're all on and I'm sure you know what side you're all on."
We're definitely on the side with with David Beckham on.
Prince William added: "The illegal wildlife trade thrives because it is hidden, often invisible, making it easy for criminals to build and expand. We wanted to find a way to show the world what was happening. Join us and help stop illegal poaching."
This isn't the first time Becks and Wills have teamed up, after the pair worked together on England's World Cup bid. Plus, David and Victoria attended his wedding to Kate Middleton. As if we could forget.
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