Zara Tindall garnered love and support after making a surprising move.
Zara Tindall received substantial backing from a key royal figure after allegedly making a decision that contradicted King Charles' plans.
The British equestrian was lauded by her cousin Princess Eugenie for her 2012 London Olympics win in a heartfelt social media post.
On 30 July, Princess Eugenie, the younger daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, reminisced about special memories from her appearance at the headline-making sports event.
Eugenie wrote, "The Olympics is one of the best things in our world."
She added, "It’s such a special time watching superhuman athletes represent their countries, bringing people together and inspiring generations."
Speaking of her "most favourite memories" from 2012, Eugenie gave a big shoutout to Zara, saying, "We were on the sidelines cheering on our heroes. Not to mention, the best moment of all, watching my family win silver in eventing. Go, Z!"
In the shared photos, Eugenie was seen cheering for Zara with her sister, Princess Beatrice, and her mother, the Duchess of York.
Notably, these words of support came after it was reported that Charles' beloved niece Zara Tindall and her husband Mike declined the Balmoral invitation as she might be competing in the Wellington International Horse Trials during the same time.
On the other hand, Express.co.uk previously claimed that the King of England is keen to gather the royal family at Balmoral to "relax and unwind" this summer following a difficult start to 2024.
