Princess Anne 44-year-old son-in-law Mike Tingdal recently participated in the UK's popular outdoor variety show "I am a Celebrity" and became the first royal member to appear in the ITV reality show. The former rugby star was very happy when she came to the show, and she would share some of his funny moments with the audience from time to time, making everyone laugh.
On November 13, according to the British media "Metro" report, Mike wore a particularly interesting swimming trunk in the latest episode of the show, which made hosts Ant McPatlin and Declan Donnelly continue to make jokes, and netizens were even more hilarious.
Mike married Princess Anne's daughter Zara in 2011. The two now have three children, namely Mia, 8-year-old Lena, and 1-year-old Lucas.
It is reported that the couple met at a bar in Australia, and before meeting Zara, Mike was already well-known in the UK. He played professional rugby for nearly 20 years and won the Rugby World Cup with England in 2003. Of course, Zara is also excellent. Although she does not have a royal title and does not perform royal duties, she is a professional equestrian who won a silver medal at the 2012 London Summer Olympics.
This time Mike followed the crew of "I am a Celebrity" to Australia to record the program, which is also commemorative. After all, this is where he and his wife meet. Mike's journey to the jungle was also fully supported by Zara, who also encouraged him to "enjoy and be yourself." It is said that if Mike can reach the final later this month, Zara will also fly to Australia to support him.
At present, Mike performed very well in the show. The scene of him swimming in the lake with his camping partners Sean Walsh and Jill Scott was even more popular.
The audience was amused by the colorful flower swimming trunks on Mike. Someone quipped on Twitter, "I love you, Mike, but you don't dress like this, it's really okay." Another person echoed, "I don't know where to look at my eyes." However, the third person said he couldn't see enough and called on the program team to give Mike more shots.
Even the host Declan couldn't help but joke, "I really want to know what Zara would think when she saw this picture." Ante asked Declan mischievously, "Then what do you think of this swimsuit?"
In the next episode, the audience once again appreciated Mike's humor and humor. When it comes to wearing suits in the camp, Mike revealed that he likes to wear suits very much and even broke the suit several times.
The athlete revealed that he once went to someone else's wedding in a suit, but because he was a little lost in his mind while dancing, he tore his clothes torn.
It is reported that everyone present was anxious at that time, but Mike replied easily, "Don't worry, I have a spare one."
. When everyone asked in disbelief, "Who would bring a spare suit?" Mike said self-deprecatingly, "People who often tear their pants will bring a spare suit."
Another time was at Zara's 30th birthday party, which was a disco themed party in the 1970s. Mike danced with his mother-in-law, Princess Anne, but because his movements were too exaggerated, the trousers suddenly broke open in front of Princess Anne.
Mike recalled humorously, "As soon as I turned around, she said, 'Forget it, forget it, I'm leaving', and then she really left."
can only say that the person involved was not embarrassed, but the witness was very embarrassed. Mike explained that he was too strong and the clothes didn't fit well, so these unexpected situations would arise. Sean next to him looked at the camera and joked, "What a legend. Absolute legend. I really want to go to a party with Mike."
netizens also laughed. Some people commented that Princess Anne's "Forget it" made Mike's story even more interesting; some wrote, to be honest, what a wonderful moment this was; and some people reminded that the future "Crown" series may bring this scene to the big screen.
In an interview with The Sun, the program team also said that Mike is particularly interesting, and his "prank" is everywhere in the camp.
Source: Metro, Bing
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