Zara Tindall launches website without mentioning real links

Zara Tindall launched her website to celebrate her sporting success, but the excellent new site makes no mention of her royal connection.

The website was created by Equimi after Zara became the brand ambassador for the company that designs online pages for motorcyclists.

The Queen’s 41-year-old niece, who lives at her mother’s estate in Gatcombe Park in Gloucestershire, is an equestrian and olympic expert, and her website lists her many accolades.

However, her family life is little mentioned and there is no indication that her mother was a royal princess.

He also does not include his third son, Lucas, and does not list their eight-year-old daughters Mia and three-year-old Lena by name.

The Queen’s 41-year-old niece, who lives at her mother’s estate in Gatcombe Park in Gloucestershire, is an equestrian and olympic expert, and her website lists her many accolades.

The page is also tagged with a Rolex ad and listings and links to several of its sponsors, including Landrover and Equine America.

She writes in her bio: “After the birth of her first child in January 2014, Zara competed at the top level again seven months later, winning the team silver medal at the 2014 World Equestrian Games in Normandy.

In April 2017, she finished third in the High Kingdom at the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event before giving birth to her second child in the spring of 2018.

‘Since then Zara has regularly participated in national and international events.

The page is also tagged with a Rolex ad and listings and links to several of its sponsors, including Landrover and Equine America.

Zara was spotted posing with her sister in front of the Natural History Museum last night with her 44-year-old brother, Peter, who looks elegant in a classic tuxedo.

Zara, who is married to 43-year-old former England rugby team Mike Tindall, also lists eight of her current and former horses on the page, a ‘news’ page with a link to her results and updates on her career.

Despite being the Queen’s eldest grandchild, Zara does not hold a SAR title and is not a true worker.

Its deal with Equimi is the latest in a long series of brand sponsorships and partnerships for Zara, which has been able to make the most of its unique position of being part of the royal family but not holding a title.

The mother-of-three is also the brand ambassador for Rolex and Musto and owns her own line of jewellery under the Australian brand Cajella, which together experts estimate could be worth £1.1m or more per year.

Thanks to their work, Zara and Mike have managed to live a “normal” life and live in relative privacy with their daughters – at least in real circles – but continue to reap the rewards of profitable relationships that are at least partially thanked. their position in the royal family.

The Tindalls also spend a lot of time doing charity work and have phone books full of famous names.

It comes when Zara joins her brother Peter Phillips and a host of celebrities who went to a flamboyant charity ball last night.

The Queen’s grandchildren appeared to be in a good mood when they attended a series of A-listers at the annual Tusk Ball 2022 at the Natural History Museum in central London.

The annual event aims to raise vital funds for the conservation organization, which works with partners to protect critical habitats, protect endangered species and combat the illegal wildlife trade in Africa.

The royal family is joined by Dragons’ Den star Deborah Meaden, TV presenter Rachel Riley and her partner Pasha Kovalev, as well as Tusk CEO Charles Mayhew.

Zara has often expressed her gratitude to her parents, Captain Mark Phillips, for choosing not to confer any royal title on her or her brother Peter, and for the expectation, responsibility, and control they bring.

“I am so lucky that my parents decided not to use the title we grew up with and did everything they gave us a chance to do,” she previously said. “We were able to be more adventurous than to say, [Prince] William.