Former BBC Royal correspondent Jenny Bond suggests that Harry and Meghan could learn a thing or two from them. Bond states, "I think the Sussexes should definitely take a leaf out of the Tindalls' book." Kate should always prepare for the worst by putting dark items in her bag. While Harry can't change the fact that he's a prince, Bond suggests they could stop using the titles "The Duke and Duchess." Moreover, she questions why they insist on using Royal titles for their children. Zara and Mike have demonstrated that they can enjoy tremendous freedom without Royal titles. They've proven that hard work, maintaining their identity, and playing a full role in the royal family can lead to earning a great deal of money.
Unlike the Sussexes, Zara and Mike don't whine or attack the press for attention. They don't take legal action if photographed in a swimsuit. Instead, they embrace life, love, and support Uncle Charles, the king, in any way possible. Notably, Mike has become a surrogate brother to William, displaying a poised, cheerful, and non-nonsense demeanor, keeping William grounded and sharing a laugh. Bond concludes by commending the Tindalls as a joy to see.
These comments from Jenny Bond come in response to senior Royal author Robert Jobson's article in The Daily Mail, suggesting that Tindall's earning power may have greater potential than that of Harry and Meghan in Montecito. Thanks for watching until the end.
