In a revelation that adds a touch of relatability to the royal persona, Kate Middleton, aged 41, has been unveiled as an unexpectedly fierce competitor when it comes to beer pong. The revelation came from none other than royal family member Mike Tindall, aged 44, who shared that the Duchess of Cambridge is not one to shy away from a spirited round of this popular drinking game, and she takes it rather seriously.
Kate Middleton, alongside her husband Prince William, aged 41, and Princess Anne, aged 73, made a guest appearance on the Saturday episode of “The Good, The Bad & The Rugby,” a podcast hosted by Mike Tindall and his co-hosts, James Haskell and Alex Payne.
During the lively podcast conversation, the topic veered towards Middleton’s athletic prowess, prompting Tindall to jestingly remark, “I’m not going to say you’re uber competitive, but…” An amused Middleton coyly responded with a smile, “I’m not competitive at all.”
However, Tindall quickly countered by revealing an interesting tidbit, stating, “I’ve seen her play beer pong!”
While beer pong was the focal point of the discussion, Middleton also opened up about her and Prince William’s intense competitive spirit when engaging in various sports activities. She candidly admitted, “I don’t think we’ve managed to finish a game of tennis, the two of us. It becomes a mental challenge between the two of us.” Prince William chimed in, characterizing their tennis matches as a battle of wits, stating, “It does become a game of ‘who can out-mental each other.'”
Beyond beer pong and tennis, Middleton shared some of her other interests during the podcast, revealing her love for cold-water swimming and her enthusiasm for playing Padel, a sport akin to tennis.
