Princess Anne’s Playful Dig at Zara Tindall for Her Peculiar Habit

Princess Anne's children, Sarah Tindall and Peter Phillips, have unveiled an intriguing facet of their hard-working mother's personality.

Despite being recognized as one of the most diligent members of the royal family with a straightforward demeanor, Princess Anne apparently harbors one irksome habit, according to her offspring.

Following a remarkable tally of 457 engagements, the Princess Royal was hailed as the most reliable and steadfast supporter of her brother, King Charles, in 2023.

Once again, she clinched the title of the royal family's most industrious member.

During a special interview marking her 70th birthday in 2020, Princess Anne's brother, Zara, shared a candid observation.

He marveled at her vast reservoir of knowledge, likening her to a sponge – a commendable yet slightly vexing quality.

Discussing their own offspring and the dynamics they share with their grandmothers, Zara Tindall and Peter Phillips delved into personal anecdotes.

Zara, who is married to Mike Tindall, is a mother to three children – Mia, Lena, and Lucas.

On the other hand, Peter, who shares two kids, Savannah and Isla, with his ex-wife, Autumn Phillips, reflected on their interactions with their grandmother.

Peter fondly recounted how Princess Anne relishes engaging in activities reminiscent of their childhood, such as watching the children ride and hosting Sunday lunches.

These are the cherished moments that she now relishes with her grandchildren.

Zara humorously added that they also appreciate taking Sundays off from parenting duties by dropping off the kids with their grandmother and picking them up later.

Princess Anne's resilience and her decision to forego granting royal titles to her children have garnered widespread admiration over the years.

Despite not being bestowed with royal designations, Zara and Peter were instilled with a strong work ethic by their grandmother, who is the only daughter of the late queen.