Mike Tindall Teases Explosive 'Uncut' Kate And William Podcast – Reveals Juicy Bits To Set The Record Straight On Royal Rumors

Mike Tindall hinted that the uncut version of the royal podcast would have left the public absolutely speechless.

Jesse

• Published in News
• October 27, 2024

When you think of royal life, your mind probably jumps to strict codes of etiquette, mile-long banquet tables, multi-course feasts, and maybe even a jester on standby—just in case the conversation needs a little, well, juggling. To many of us, it’s a world so controlled that it’s practically staged like a Downton Abbey episode. 

However, according to Mike Tindall, former rugby star and husband to Princess Anne’s daughter Zara Tindall, the real royal family lives worlds apart from the posh dinners and regal formalities we often imagine. 

He’s here to set the record straight with stories that paint an entirely different, deeply human picture.

Instead of formal dinners with silver trays, imagine casual afternoons spent watching TV with Queen Elizabeth herself—or heading out for a picnic lunch in the wilds of the Scottish Highlands. 

Mike, who has experienced royal life up close (and has the anecdotes to prove it), is clear that this family is as real as they come – messy sandwiches, muddy shoes, and all. If you’re expecting tales of polished royalty, Mike’s stories may surprise you. 

He recently hinted that an uncut podcast episode featuring Prince William and Kate Middleton would have shattered the public’s image of them – in the best possible way. So, what did we miss in this unseen version?

Mike Tindall and the royal family share a laugh during the recording of The Good, The Bad, and The Rugby podcast at Windsor Castle.

In his new book The Good, the Bad & the Rugby – Unleashed, Mike dives into the less-filtered, relatable side of royal life. But sadly, Mike he spilling all the tea; he simply stated that if only the public could see the raw, unedited version of William and Kate’s podcast interview, they’d be blown away. 

The podcast was recorded in the Green Drawing Room. Everyone seems to be relaxed and invested in the conversation

According to Mike, the Prince and Princess of Wales came across as engaged, witty, and down-to-earth. They shed their formal titles for a moment and let their true personalities shine. 

“It was a far more enlightening chat than I expected,” Mike admitted, emphasizing how genuine and even humorous they were – a side that’s typically hidden behind the layers of royal protocol.

Mike’s insights cast aside the royal mystique, showing that even the most famous family in the world loves a simple afternoon together. As he puts it, the royals are “a very close family who loved each other dearly,” far from the distant, reserved figures often portrayed in the media.

Mike Tindall and Zara accompany Queen Elizabeth in a tender moment during her 90th birthday celebration

Tindall laughs off comparisons to Downton Abbey and fondly recalls Queen Elizabeth, or “Granny” as they called her, enjoying laid-back moments with family. In fact, it was during one such family getaway in Balmoral that the Queen joined the angels at the ripe age of 96. 

Tindall shares a touching moment of Prince Philip with his granddaughter Mia, showing the family man behind the royal titles. Quiet, tender, and full of love.

For anyone questioning whether the Queen was capable of a relaxed, unguarded life, Mike’s stories of her prove she was more relatable than many might think.

A royal handshake for Mike Tindall as Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip greet him and Zara Phillips at Buckingham Palace. Royals and rugby—what a winning combination!

Tindall’s revelations remind us that, royal or not, everyone has their ‘off-duty’ moments. Despite the titles and tiaras, they have cherished memories and inside jokes—just like the rest of us. 

The only difference? Their family gatherings happen to involve future kings and a castle or two.

Jesse