Mike and Zara Tindall appeared a happy couple as they partook in a charity golfing event. The Rugby World Cup winner and Olympic silver medallist smiled for the camera at the Belfry Resort near Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands.
The former England player hosted his 10th annual charity event in aid of Cure Parkinson’s as well as the Matt Hampson Foundation.
Ronan Keating, James Nesbitt and Denise van Outen were all in attendance at the royal couple’s event.
A snap of Mike and Zara posing for the camera was shared on his golfing Instagram page.
The caption reads: “The amount of begging Mike had to do for Zara to have a photo with him was off the chart.”
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Mike rocked a patterned blue-and-white pair of shorts and a black shirt while Zara was sporting white trousers, a blue hoodie and black jacket, The Mirror reports. They both wore black caps.
The comments section of the Instagram post was rife with fans joking about Mike’s outfit choice.
“I’m not surprised in those shorts. Love you guys!” one user said while another posted: “Not surprising in those shorts.”
One fan wrote: “Probably due to his attire down below.”
“She did not want to lend credence to those pants!” another amused user commented.
Mike recently indulged about his fun night out with Zara the night before the King’s Coronation.
He told Good Morning Britain about his night out with Zara after other Royal Family members had headed to bed: “It was nice to have a little date night.
“When you’ve got three children, it’s not always easy to have a little bit of time together to have a drink and chat.”
When host Adil Ray indicated most people would avoid going on a night out if they had something big on the next day, Mike joked back: “I always say never worry about tomorrow, just focus on the moment and you can worry about tomorrow later.”
After the dinner, sources said the couple continued their evening at the nearby Arts Club before calling it a night at 2am, where they were photographed making their way through London, taking in the sights of the pre-Coronation capital.
