Princess Anne’s daughter, Zara Tindall and her loving husband, Mike are often pictured at prestigious royal events alongside the wider Royal Family, such as Royal Ascot or even Sunday church service.
Despite the couple not holding any official royal titles and not receiving any financial help from the Crown, the duo are believed to be worth a staggering £30million as reported in Hello! Magazine.
Through a combination of sporting accolades, endorsement deals, and TV appearances, Mike, 45, and Zara, 42, have various streams of steady income.
Mike Tindall is mainly known for his 17-year stint as a professional England Rugby star and he started playing professionally at the young age of 18 before retiring at 35.
After that, he went on to coach his former team, Gloucestershire, where he is thought to have earned between £100,000 and £200,000-a-year, according to the Irish Mirror.
Mike has garnered a list of fantastic sponsorship details including household brands such as Dominoes and Amazon Prime.
He is also an avid podcaster on ‘The Good, The Bad and The Rugby’ which he hosts with his friends James Haskell and Alex Payne – and the Royal Family even joined Mike on a special episode.
Like many celebrities, Mike has dabbled in the world of reality TV and bravely took part in ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!’ where he landed himself in the final. The World Cup winner reportedly entered the jungle fora huge £265,000 payout.
Stepping away from sport and adventure, the former rugby star also has a company Kimble Trading as reported in Hello! Magazine, of which he is the director. The business operates as a professional services automation provider.
Like her mother, Zara is an equestrian star and competed in the London Olympics in 2012, obtaining a silver medal. Off the back of her sporting success, in 2020, she became a director at Cheltenham Racecourse.
Similar to her husband, she has obtained several endorsement deals with high-end brands such as Land Rover, Rolex and outdoor clothing company, Musto. Zara Tindall previously said she is “lucky” to not have an official title as she spoke candidly in a podcast about her family.
She was interviewed by former rugby player Rob Burrow on his Total Sport podcast. She went on to discuss her role in the Firm, admitting how happy she was that her mother chose not to force her and her brother Peter to be working royals.
She explained: “From my point of view, I was obviously very lucky that my mother didn’t give us any titles so I really commend her on that.”
The couple share three children together – Mia, 10, Lena, five, and Lucas, two. The family live together on Gatcombe Estate in Gloucestershire with Princess Anne and Peter Phillips.
