Mike Tindall’s Jungle Antics Leave Royals Shaken

In a surprising turn of events, Mike Tindall's recent comments on “I Am A Celebrity” have stirred discontent among the royal family.

Angela Levin, a well-known royal biographer, has suggested that the remarks made by Zara Tindall's husband would not sit well with the royals, particularly Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Their displeasure has been palpable since Tindall entered the jungle, where he quickly became a fan favorite.

Tindall, a former rugby star, has captured the hearts of viewers with his candid tales about family life and even showcased some unexpected rapping skills.

Yet, not everyone is thrilled with his reality show escapades.

Levin has expressed concerns that his comments might have left the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge feeling sad and upset.

Reflecting on Tindall's motivations for joining the show, Levin raised questions about whether boredom or a desire for financial gain drove his decision.

She criticized his casual remarks about how he and Zara first met, stating, “I don't think it's the right thing to say that when he and Zara met they both discovered they like to get smashed.” Such revelations, she argues, should remain private and not be fodder for public consumption.

The royal biographer further noted that Tindall's spontaneous rapping during an episode was embarrassing, suggesting it was inappropriate for someone connected to the royal family.

“Why is he there for goodness sake?”

she questioned, highlighting her disapproval of his antics.

During one memorable episode, Tindall shared the story of how he and Zara met at the World Cup.

After being dropped from the semi-finals, he went out for drinks with friends and was introduced to Zara.

He described their first date as a “boozy” affair, which seemed to resonate with his fellow campmate Owen Warner, who humorously speculated that had Tindall not been dropped, he might never have crossed paths with Zara.

Levin pointed out that such comments could diminish the reputation of not just Mike but also his wife and mother-in-law, Princess Anne.

She emphasized that these are not merely jokes; they reflect on the entire royal family.

Adding to the controversy, it was revealed last month that Tindall did not seek permission from the monarchy before participating in the show.

This lack of communication has raised eyebrows within royal circles.

Brand expert Nick Ede estimated that Tindall could pocket upwards of £150,000 from his jungle appearance, a significant sum for a reality TV stint.

Ede elaborated on the potential benefits of Tindall's participation, noting that while the immediate financial gain is substantial, the real value lies in future opportunities that may arise from this exposure.

Whether he transitions into a sports pundit role or takes on a hosting gig, this experience could significantly boost his public profile.

As Tindall continues to navigate the challenges of jungle life, all eyes will be on him.

His actions and words will undoubtedly impact not only his own standing but also the perception of the royal family as a whole.

The unfolding drama has certainly added a new layer of intrigue to royal affairs, leaving fans and critics alike eagerly anticipating what comes next.