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Mike Tindall

Mike Tindall

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Sep 9, 2026

Amy CokayneGUEST
55:29
Yeah.
Elma SmitHOST
55:30
Um, and special shout out to Mike Tindall and James Haskell and Alex Payne.
Elma SmitHOST
55:36
Um, I reflected on this the other day, and I said to Shira, "I think the crucial thing that happened in 2021, the most important thing they probably gave us was permission-
Emily ScarrattHOST
55:44
Mm.
Charlotte GriffithsGUEST
28:23
It's, it's, um, business as usual for a very angry and, and sort of slightly miserable Harry.
Tom SykesHOST
28:29
You knew Harry back in the day when Mike Tindall said, "Back when he was fun." Um, what, why is he so angry now? Do you think he's angry at himself? Is he just angry at the institution? Does he genuinely feel that he's been incredibly hard done by, or do you think there's a bit of sort of s- disappointment in, in the way that things have turned out over the past six years that's, that's almost made things worse than it was six years ago? I mean, to read your story, it almost seems like it's worse, that it's more entrenched, more bitter, and more kind of, I don't know, more inward-focused maybe or something.
Charlotte GriffithsGUEST
29:06
Yeah, I think you're right.
Charlotte GriffithsGUEST
29:07
I think you hit the nail on your, on the head so many times there.
Charlotte GriffithsGUEST
29:09
And Mike Tindall definitely hit the nail on the head when he said, "Back when Harry was fun," because a lot of what's happened is the charm of Harry was that he was a bit of a misery gut sometimes and a bit spoiled and, but he had this kind of fun side, and he got away with murder.
Charlotte GriffithsGUEST
29:24
He got away with playing strip billiards in Las Vegas.
Charlotte GriffithsGUEST
29:27
And, uh, but without the humor, you see, you just have this slightly grumpy teenage man child, uh, railing against the institution, and I can, I can sort of have some appreciation of how frustrating it must be when you want to get ahold of your father, he doesn't keep a mobile phone.
Siobhan WykesHOST
5:51
Well, there was the summit at Balmoral, wasn't there? I mean, there were smiles.
Siobhan WykesHOST
5:55
And I felt like, why don't we make Mike Tindall the younger brother? Because he's fabulous.
Siobhan WykesHOST
6:00
Him and Zara are super popular.
Andrew PearceGUEST
6:03
You know, they are.
Camilla TomineyHOST
18:57
Of course they are.
Hannah FurnessPANELIST
18:58
Mike Tindall's opened a sweepstake on which acting job she's gonna take.
Camilla TomineyHOST
19:02
Has he?
Hannah FurnessPANELIST
19:02
Or probably.
Jacki VauseHOST
20:40
So the longer they take to, to sort this out, the more the de facto status stays, and therefore that becomes a little bit more undeniable.
Jacki VauseHOST
20:52
And to, to Andrew Lownie's point is that this half in, half out status has actually been living and being played out in front of us by other people in the royal family as well, like Zara and Mike Tindall, like Peter Phillips.
Jacki VauseHOST
21:08
You know, they, they are all commercial and they still have their sponsorships.
Jacki VauseHOST
21:11
I think Zara has, uh, Fairfax and Favor and, uh, Holland & Cooper, not Fairfax & Favor, Holland & Cooper.
Mark FrancisHOST
2:45
The Daily Mail called it a Sussex Summit during the family's summer stay in Scotland.
Mark FrancisHOST
2:51
William and Catherine were photographed leaving the Balmoral estate together in a Land Rover, while Princess Anne, Zara, and Mike Tindall, and Prince Edward and James, Earl of Wessex, were also seen in the royal convoy.
Mark FrancisHOST
3:02
A source told the Daily Mail that members of the family were believed to be heading out for grouse shooting near Corghaf Castle.
Mark FrancisHOST
3:09
The more important development, though, is what is being discussed behind the scenes.
Mark FrancisHOST
3:58
Now, as king, even a football match required advance planning, security sweeps, and careful consideration of public optics.
Mark FrancisHOST
4:07
"I want to go," William said to Catherine, showing her Mike Tindall's invitation.
Mark FrancisHOST
4:13
"Sunday afternoon at Villa Park.
Mark FrancisHOST
4:15
Normal seats, normal crowd, normal experience." Catherine recognized the tone, not just desire for entertainment, but desperate need for connection to the ordinary life that kingship had systematically eliminated.

15 MINS LATER

Mark FrancisHOST
19:16
"The Villa match matters because it represents something larger," Catherine observed, "the ability to make spontaneous choices, to have experiences that aren't choreographed for constitutional purposes." "Exactly," William agreed.
Mark FrancisHOST
19:32
"Mike sends a casual invitation between friends, and it becomes a security briefing about constitutional mathematics and threat assessments.
Mark FrancisHOST
19:42
When did normal human interaction become so impossible?" His secure phone buzzed with an evening message from Mike Tindall.
Mark FrancisHOST
19:51
"No worries if Sunday doesn't work.
Jennifer NewtonHOST
2:27
...
Jennifer NewtonHOST
2:27
Mike Tindall.
Russell MyersHOST
2:28
Yes.
Jennifer NewtonHOST
2:28
He's done it.
Iain DaleHOST
27:25
Now, do you think that in five years' time they will have worked their way back?
Tessa DunlopHOST
27:30
Well, I, I, I do think that the naysayers are already saying is this a kind of backdoor to half in, half out? It's certainly true that there's a lot riding on very few younger royals, namely Kate and William, and that they benefit hugely when the likes of Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall turn up at an Ascot, for example, or even Andrew's daughters if they haven't managed to wrong-foot themselves through connections with Epstein via their father.
Tessa DunlopHOST
28:01
So I think therefore even if Harry and Meghan aren't working royals, the heft they bring, the star power they bring to the royal fold is something that if William can see beyond his petty and understandable, um, resentment towards his younger brother-
Iain DaleHOST
28:19
Well, it can't be both-

9 MINS LATER

Tessa DunlopHOST
37:29
Mm.
Iain DaleHOST
37:29
But I don't think either of us would advise them to, uh, do, do that.
Tessa DunlopHOST
37:32
Mike Tindall did I'm a Celebrity.
Tessa DunlopHOST
37:34
Mike Tindall did it.
Jeremy PaulGUEST
10:59
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Jeremy PaulGUEST
11:01
Look, our mothership, right, the good, the bad, and the rugby with Alex Payne, you know, Mike Tindall and James Haskell, they've had Bobby Skinstead on.
Jeremy PaulGUEST
11:10
You know, they've had – he had some really good stories, actually, like his, you know, and how the arrogance and how everyone hates them and they love it.
Jeremy PaulGUEST
11:19
I think it's everywhere, mate.

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