Queen's granddaughter Zara Tindall and husband Mike are raking in millions
Created: 10/26/2022, 8:06 p.m
By: Annemarie Goebbel
Queen Elizabeth II's granddaughter Zara Tindall and her husband are not in the front row of royals.
In return, they are allowed to conclude lucrative advertising contracts.
Business-minded, the two rake in millions.
London – As the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II (96, † 2022), Zara Phillips (41) is very close to the royal family, but apparently neither applies to her nor to her husband, former English rugby player Mike Tindall (44). strict rules and regulations regarding advertising contracts with the royals.
What Prince William (40) and Princess Kate (40) are denied, the two can apparently fully exploit.
Especially since Charles III.
(73) King, but even before that one lucrative deal follows the next.
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Just before Mike Tindall becomes the first royal to shake up the British jungle camp on ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!, a commercial for Domino's Pizza will be released.
Together with his former teammate James Haskell (37), the two make fun of the many medals Tindall wore at Queen Elizabeth's funeral.
The pair are co-hosts of The Good, The Bad & The Rugby podcast, which appears to be a commercial for the upcoming Autumn Nations Series.
Tindall also said on his podcast that he hates wearing medals.
He bluntly adds that he didn't do anything to get her, apart from the fact that he was part of the family.
Meanwhile, Princess Anne's (72) daughter Zara, née Phillips, is also not idle.
A few days ago she was announced as the new face of the lifestyle campaign for the autumn/winter 2022 collection of the British traditional brand Musto.
Peter Phillips' advertising deal was under scrutiny
Although Peter Phillips does not have a royal title and as such is allowed to make advertising deals under many conditions, the British media did not seem to have agreed that Longleat House, a Grade I cultural monument in Wiltshire, was featured in the advertisement.
Equally problematic was Phillips' designation as "British member of the royal family" in the spot.
Because he was clearly advertising his status.
Zara Tindall's brother Peter Phillips also improved his finances in the legal gray area
Zara and Mike Tindall are allowed to advertise because they are not active royals.
Mike Tindall's commercial for a pizza company, in which he talks about "friends in high places", is borderline for many (photomontage).
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It's not the first collaboration with Musto, Zara has been working with the label for ten years.
As the British
Daily Mail
reports, she is said to have earned the equivalent of over 570,000 euros through her cooperation with Musto.
According to the report, there should be a handsome commission in addition to the regular fixed payments.
Together with her husband, Tindall is said to earn the equivalent of 1,150,000 euros a year through advertising deals.
The former equestrian Olympian also works with Rolex and Land Rover.
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What the Tindalls deliver should be borderline.
Peter Phillips (44), Zara's brother, a non-working royal has already come under criticism for concluding an advertising deal.
Following his divorce from Autumn Phillips, 44, he had capitalized on his royal connections by starring in a Chinese TV commercial for Jersey Fresh Milk.
He was also a repeat offender in the gray area: in 2008 he sold pictures of his wedding to Autumn Kelly to the British magazine
Hello
.
Sources used:
thetelegraph.co.uk, dailymail.co.uk Twitter @GoodBadRugby
