Catherine Emotionally As King Charles SHOCKING MOVE For Her Children Regarding Family Plans
August is here, and for the British royal family, that means their annual trip to Balmoral Castle.

However, this year, King Charles III’s niece, Zara Tindall, may not make it to Aberdeenshire, Scotland, to close out the summer.

Zara has submitted an application to compete at the Wellington International Horse Trials, an event scheduled from August 24th to 26th in Hampshire.

Meanwhile, the royal family is planning their traditional Sunday service at Crathie Kirk Church near Balmoral in Scotland on the same bank holiday weekend, creating a potential scheduling conflict.

King Charles is reportedly keen on ensuring Zara, her husband Mike Tindall, and their children—Mia, Lena, and Lucas—join the family at Balmoral. He may even consider adjusting the schedule to accommodate Zara’s horse competition, understanding how important these events are to her. The King is particularly eager for the Tindalls to attend because this year’s gathering at Balmoral will include many children, including his three grandchildren, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. The royal family plans a mix of adult and junior events to keep everyone entertained over the summer.

There’s hope that the Tindalls might arrive in Scotland earlier than planned, allowing them to enjoy the planned picnics and walks on the Balmoral estate. Zara and Mike’s children reportedly get along very well with Prince William and Princess Catherine’s children, making their presence even more desirable for family bonding.

Mike Tindall, affectionately nicknamed “Shrek” by some in the royal circle, including King Charles, has been a steadfast support for Prince William during the challenging time following Princess Catherine’s cancer diagnosis. Mike’s unwavering support has been a source of comfort for both Prince William and Princess Catherine. Their bond, strengthened by shared jokes and camaraderie, has been crucial during this period of uncertainty.

In a recent podcast, Mike revealed that he affectionately calls Prince William “Pint Willie” due to his modest drinking habits. Zara teased him about sharing this nickname, and Prince William responded with humor, showing the easy rapport between them. Sources close to the Wales family indicate that the Tindalls are set to play a significant role in Princess Catherine’s inner circle as she continues her cancer treatment. They are seen as the glue of their generation of royals, bringing fun and a sense of normalcy to family gatherings, no matter how serious the occasion.

The Tindall and Wales children have enjoyed many playful moments together, such as riding bumper cars and playing at a polo game in Gloucestershire, where Prince George and Mia Tindall were spotted having fun. These interactions not only highlight the close bond between the cousins but also provide much-needed distraction and joy during these challenging times for the royal family.