It is Zara Tindall Asking Prince William For a great favor? According to one tabloid, Princess Anne’s daughter wanted her cousin to finally grant her a royal title. Here’s what we know about the royal’s request.
Zara Tindall Messages Prince William ‘I’m Ready To Be A Princess’?
This week Woman’s Day According to reports, Zara Tindall would like to play a bigger role in the royal family. Apparently, Princess Anne’s youngest child is all grown up, and she’s asking for more responsibility. Sources say Tindall saw Prince William struggle to weather the weight of his royal duties now that Prince Harry is out of the picture, and she’s apparently offering her help.
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“Zara feels sorry for her cousin Prince William,” a royal rat confesses. “He’s had to shoulder a lot more responsibility since Harry left, and has three kids of his own. She’s very close with William and worries he’s taking on too much.”
Tindall raised concerns following the celebrations of the Platinum Jubilee. “After the jubilee, she pulled William aside and offered to help once her youngest [Lucas, 1] is at school,”The tipster muses. “Basically, she’s putting ‘becoming a princess’ on the table.”Most thrilled by the development is Princess Anne. “She’s always suspected it might go this way, given Zara’s impeccable sense of duty.”
Zara Tindall is becoming a woman ‘Princess’?
This report ignores all the benefits of not having a title royal. Princess Anne didn’t take her decision to reject the queen’s courtesy titles lightly. Tindall has now had many opportunities. Tindall, an accomplished equestrian, has even won an Olympic gold. She has been granted ambassador deals by major companies like Rolex, Land Rover, and Rolex due to her lack of royal status.
We knew it was a tabloid full of it when Anne claimed Tindall had always wanted a title. Anne She supported her decision to reject royal titles on her children’s behalf. “I think it was probably easier for them, and I think most people would argue that there are downsides to having titles,” Anne told Vanity Fair.
But finally, if Tindall truly wanted to give up her commoner life and become a princess, she wouldn’t approach William. In this case, Tindall would need to approach Queen Elizabeth who gave her a courtesy name at birth. This is another reason why the tabloid published this story in haste without verifying any details. “insider” accounts.
More Royal Rubbish from the Tabloid
We’ve learned to take Woman’s Day Reporting on the British Royal Family should be taken with a grain. Earlier this year, the outlet claimed Meghan Markle was banned from attending the queen’s Platinum Jubilee. The magazine then reported that Prince William confronted Prince Harry, Markle and others. The magazine also reported that William had asked Prince Charles to step aside so he could be crowned. Obviously, Woman’s Day doesn’t have spies lurking among the royals.
