This jubilee will definitely have been the source of many tensions! If the ceremonies went rather well, despite the absence of the queen at certain times, behind the scenes, the atmosphere seemed rather icy and in particular towards Prince Harry, returned with his wife Meghan Markle for the weekend in the family royal.
Exiled to California since their shattering departure from the United Kingdom in 2019, the couple was able to present the youngest of the family, Lilibet, to Queen Elizabeth II. But apart from that moment, reuniting with the family did not look very funny! If Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton did not speak to them, it is a cousin by marriage who would have really let go: off, while he was talking to another guest, Mike Tindall would have insulted Harry of “glans“, according to the British newspaper The Mirror.
Married to Zara Phillips since 2011, the former rugby player has become a pillar of the royal family, always present at major events … but is not really known for keeping his tongue in his pocket. At the head of a podcast, he regularly recounts the major events of his life, such as the moment when he intervened during the jubilee concert to calm Prince Louis. However, it is rather rare that it comes to insults!
However, it seems that the 43-year-old sportsman is very angry with the youngest son of Prince Charles, and that he did not hide it during the only event they spent together: when he left mass. with his wife, Prince Harry had walked towards them but was royally ignored by Mike Tindall, who quickly walked away.
So what’s the deal between them? Could it simply be the closeness that binds the Tindalls to Prince William and his wife? Or the accusations of racism from Meghan Markle who had started rumors about Princess Anne, the mother-in-law of Mike Tindall? In any case, the current is not ready to be restored between the two.
Zara Phillips, however, has surely made efforts to ensure that everything goes well: the 41-year-old former rider would have taken her three children to the garden party given for little Lilibet’s birthday… unlike the Cambridge children , which were conspicuous by their absence.