Zara and Mike Tindall were caught snogging during a fun-filled night at the Isle of Wight festival. The couple, leaving their three children in the care of family, joined their friends in the VIP Blackstar area, where they enjoyed dancing to Brit-pop legends, Pulp. To the delight of the crowd, Zara and Mike even boogied to the catchy tunes of the band’s hit song, Common People.
During the event, Mike was seen playfully pouring a cup of water over his wife’s head, causing them both to burst into laughter, The Sun reported.
When they arrived at the festival, the royal couple enjoyed the music of pop band One Republic before revelling in an evening of dancing and cocktails during Pulp’s set.
Zara, 42, donned denim hot pants—a nod to her distinguished lineage as the granddaughter of the late Queen and niece to King Charles.
She was caught playfully pinching her husband’s hot dog, adding a touch of mischief to their festival experience.
Former England rugby star Mike sported a Hawaiian shirt and baseball cap, embracing the carefree festival vibe.
An onlooker shared: “They mentioned that it was their first time at the festival, and they were excited to have a great time while watching Pulp’s performance.
“And they certainly did. Zara was a non-stop dancer.”
After Pulp’s set, the couple and their friends headed to the Big Top, where they enjoyed the sounds of ’80s synth-pop group, The Human League.
Mike was spotted purchasing more drinks, while the loved-up pair continued their celebration until midnight.
This isn’t the first time Zara and Mike have shared public displays of affection.
Royal fans may remember seeing the pair take a selfie as they watched Tennis at Wimbledon on the centre court back in July 2021, or the other dozens of moments they’ve been seen kissing in public.
They share three children, Mia, Lena, and Lucas Phillip, all of whom they welcomed after tying the knot in 2011.
The couple married in a summer service at Canongate Kirk, Edinburgh, only three months after Princess Kate and Prince William married.
