Title: Royals Share Sporting Anecdotes and Break Formality on Podcast, While Prince Harry Faces Humiliation on German TV

In a surprising turn of events, the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with Mike Tyndall and Princess Anne, made a surprise appearance on the Good, the Bad and the Rugby podcast.

The four royals, known for their love of sports, shared personal anecdotes about their own sporting adventures and the special place that rugby and physical activities hold in their hearts.

This video, released yesterday, not only discussed the Rugby World Cup but also highlighted the mental health benefits of team sports.

It has already garnered 34,000 likes and received almost 5,000 positive comments on YouTube.

The podcast itself has gained over 1 million views within just one day.

However, it seems that the Heart of Invictus trailer featuring Prince Harry has not fared as well.

The trailer has been “ratioed,” meaning it has received significantly more negative comments than likes.

With only 3,000 likes and 6,500 negative comments, it is clear that the reception to the trailer has been less than favorable.

Interestingly, this negative response coincides with Prince Harry's appearance on German TV, where he faced a different kind of challenge.

During his appearance on ZDF's sports studio, Prince Harry engaged in a shooting challenge, a tradition for guests on the show.

As the host, Katrin Müller-Hoyenstein, introduced Prince Harry, he discussed his experiences as a soldier in Afghanistan and the mission of the Invictus Games.

Germany's defense minister, Boris Pistorius, and veterans Angelo Anderson and Jens Niemeyer, who served in the Afghanistan War, also joined the conversation.

However, when it came to the shooting challenge, Prince Harry failed to score a single goal despite firing six shots.

This has led some to question his dedication to his military training in the past, as he didn't even aim accurately for the target.

On a lighter note, the recent podcast interview with Mike Tindall, Princess Anne, and William debunked Meghan's claim that the royals are formal behind closed doors.

The interview showcased a more personal side of the royals as rugby patrons.

It highlighted their close-knit bond and the enjoyment they find in spending time together during family gatherings.

Mike Tindall shared anecdotes about Katrin's competitiveness in sports and beer ping-pong, while Katrin herself revealed her love for trying out new sports.

It was also mentioned that she is a big fan of late-night cold-water swimming.

These revelations painted a picture of a warm and relaxed atmosphere within the royal family, dispelling any notions of formality behind closed doors.

During the interview, Katrin was asked about the difficulty of maintaining a neutral face while watching sports teams at Wimbledon.

As she discussed the challenge of internalizing her emotions and remaining professional, Princess Anne chimed in with a witty remark about who she was sitting next to, alluding to the fact that Katrin had to sit beside Meghan during two Wimbledon seasons and hide her true feelings.

This lighthearted joke from Princess Anne added a touch of humor to the conversation.

Overall, the podcast interview provided a glimpse into the personal lives of the royals and shattered the perception of formality within the family.

Their shared love for sports and their ability to bond over common interests showcased a genuine rapport and closeness behind closed doors.

While Prince Harry faced a moment of embarrassment on German TV, the positive reception to the podcast demonstrated the public's continued interest in the royal family's personal experiences and passions.