Mike Tindall Delivers a Harsh Blow to Prince Harry’s Inheritance in a Heartwarming Encounter with Prince William at Horse Show

Prince William made an appearance at the Houghton International Horse Trials in Norfolk, where his cousin Zara Tindall was competing.

However, it was Zara's husband, Mike Tindall, who stole the spotlight as he warmly embraced the second in line to the throne.

Zara, a former world champion equestrian, had been participating in the Houghton Horse Trials near William and Kate's country retreat of Amner Hall.

Although William attended the event without Kate or their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, he was eager to support his cousin.

As Zara looked on, William engaged in playful banter with Mike, resulting in a heartwarming embrace between the two men.

Joining William at the show were Zara and Mike's three children: eight-year-old Mia, three-year-old Lena, and one-year-old Lucas.

The youngest member of the family appeared to be thoroughly enjoying the rides and watching the competitors.

Mia, being the responsible big sister, kept a watchful eye on little Lucas, while Mike carried him in a baby carrier strapped to his back.

Despite their royal connections, Zara and her children live a low-key life in Gloucestershire and do not hold any royal titles.

In March, Zara and Mike's oldest daughter, Mia, accompanied her parents and her older cousins, Savannah and Isla Phillips, to their great-grandfather Prince Philip's memorial service at Westminster Abbey.

During this rare royal appearance, eight-year-old Mia delightedly waved to William's children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

Unfortunately, three-year-old Lena did not attend the service, nor did their younger brother Lucas, who was born last year in the family home.

Lucas' birth was joyfully announced by Mike on his podcast, The Good, The Bad and The Rugby, where he praised his wife as a warrior.

Lucas was then baptized alongside Princess Eugenie's son August in a double royal christening at All Saints' Chapel in Windsor Great Park, attended by various members of the royal family, including the Queen.

As the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebration approaches, tensions rise between Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle.

Royal author Angela Levin predicts a very tense reunion during the St Paul's service, especially for William and Catherine, who feel they have let down the royal family.

This encounter is expected to be as frosty as the Commonwealth service in 2020, with the brothers appearing serious and Meghan maintaining her Hollywood smile.

Adding to the strain is the news that Harry and Meghan may bring along a Netflix film crew as part of their docu-series for the streaming giant.

The couple may find it difficult to decline this request, fearing potential repercussions from Netflix.

Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee will be celebrated with various events and week-long activities in her honor.

It is anticipated that Harry and Meghan, accompanied by their children Archie and Lilibet, will return to the UK to participate in these events.

In addition to the St Paul's service, Prince Andrew is also expected to attend, further adding to the significance of the occasion.