Zara and Mike Tindall enjoy a date night to watch Pink perform - after missing out on Buckingham Palace balcony appearance at Trooping the Colour
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Zara and Mike Tindall enjoyed a night out watching pop star Pink perform at Tottenham Hotspur's stadium yesterday evening.
Princess Anne's daughter Zara, 43, and her former rugby ace husband, Mike, 45, appeared in high spirits as they watched the Dear Mr President singer on her Summer Carnival tour in north London.
Before the concert, Mike, who has previously joked he has 'had beer goggles more than most', enjoyed an alcoholic tipple and declared an olive-topped martini to 'definitely' be his new drink.
The duo then took to the stadium, where Mike uploaded a selfie with Zara and a friend.
Zara was glowing as she smiled for the camera, standing beside a friend while donning a deep purple top.
Zara and Mike Tindall appeared in high spirts as they enjoyed a Pink concert at Tottenham Hotspur stadium yesterday
She opted for a summery makeup look for the occasion, complete with a touch of nude lipstick.
Meanwhile, Mike put on a relaxed display in a white t-shirt. The father-of-three appeared to be a particular fan of the pop singer, referring to her as a 'legend'.
Zara and Mike watched the concert through The Green Room Experience, a company designed to elevate sports events and concerts, for which Mike is an ambassador.
It comes after Zara and Mike did not going to let the rain ruin their evening out on Thursday.
Rather, the attractive royal couple carried huge - and, apparently, unwieldy - umbrellas as they attended a special screening of 'Federer: 12 Final Days' at the Odeon Luxe cinema in London's Leicester Square.
Zara, 43, cut a striking figure in an embellished, knee-length black Rebecca Vallance dress with dramatic puff sleeves while husband Mike, 45, looked dapper in a double-breasted black blazer and cream chinos.
The daughter of Princess Anne looked elegant in her black dress which had a sequined floral design on either side.
Looking typically chic, the beaming royal completed her outfit with a pair of black suede stilettos and a gold clutch bag.
Mike appeared to be a particularly big fan of the Dear Mr President singer and called her a 'legend'
The couple watched the concert via The Green Room Experience, a hospitality group that Mike is an ambassador for
Zara wore her short blonde hair brushed back behind her ears to reveal silver earrings while her smoky eye make-up and black nail varnish added a dash of glamour to her evening look.
Meanwhile, Mike, the former England rugby player, was a fine match for Zara in his smart black blazer, white shirt and tie, which he paired with chinos and dark suede shoes.
The couple, who married in 2011, were in central London for a special screening of 'Federer: Twelve Final Days', which follows star tennis player Roger Federer, who has 20 grand slams to his name, in his final days playing professionally.
Thursday's outing comes after Mike bared all in tiny budgie smugglers along with his rugby pals as they marked a year until the British and Irish Lions Tour of Australia.
The former England captain posed alongside his The Good, The Bad & The Rugby podcast co-hosts, ex-England and British & Irish Lions star James Haskell and broadcaster Alex Payne, on Bondi Beach in Australia.
The popular show hosts jetted down under to take on a series of challenges that showcased the Aussie lifestyle ahead of the eagerly awaited 2025 British and Irish Lions Tour.
The husband of King Charles's niece Zara left little to the imagination in a small blue budgie smugglers.
Meanwhile James, who split from Chloe Madeley last year after a decade together and five years of marriage, opted for a neon pink-and-yellow pair.
Before the concert at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the father-of-three enjoyed an olive-topped martini
Alex opted for a black pair of speedos as he posed up a storm with his mates next to surf boards.
The podcasters kicked off their Aussie adventure with an adrenaline-fueled challenge as the lads plunged into the surf with a race set by Hoppo, the star of Bondi Rescue and his team, which saw them run, paddle and surf a wave to be the first back on the beach.
The trio then visited WILD LIFE Sydney to hang out with native animals including koalas, kangaroos, and a cassowary.
The presenters then explored Australia's Indigenous heritage and culture, visiting Melbourne's Koorie Heritage Trust education centre where they competed in an Emu egg painting challenge.
Alex's drawing, representing family, earned him victory while Mike's symbol for loyalty and James's heartfelt Kangaroo design also showcased aspects of the artform they were trying their hand at.
The group then headed to the Melbourne Cricket Ground for their final Aussie challenge, where they faced fast balls from Australian cricket legend Glenn McGrath.
The high-speed deliveries tested their reflexes, with Alex skilfully dodging each one while James' heart rate spiked to 122 BPM.
Mike said: 'Australia is an incredible destination with a wide range of great experiences and things to do and see. From riding waves at Bondi Beach to bonding with koalas and kangaroos, we dove headfirst into Aussie life and culture, and let's just say, we've gotten some serious bragging rights.
'Who knew Alex would dominate the surf like a pro or that James would find his spirit animal in a kangaroo?