Duking it out? Unveiling the Competitive Side of Kate Middleton
In a surprising revelation, it appears that Kate Middleton, at the age of 41, is no stranger to the game of beer pong. According to Mike Tindall, a member of the royal family and married to Zara, Princess Anne’s daughter, Middleton is not only skilled but also fiercely competitive. The conversation unfolded during a recent episode of “The Good, The Bad & The Rugby,” a podcast hosted by Tindall, James Haskell, and Alex Payne.
Tindall humorously prodded Middleton, saying, “I’m not going to say you’re uber competitive, but…” Middleton, donning a smile, coyly replied, “I’m not competitive at all.” Tindall playfully countered, “I’ve seen her play beer pong!” It seems that Middleton and her husband, Prince William, 41, share a competitive streak when it comes to sports. Middleton confessed that they haven’t been able to complete a game of tennis without turning it into a mental challenge between the two of them. As William chimed in, it became evident that their matches morph into a battle of wits as they strive to outsmart each other.
Beer pong and tennis aren’t the only sports Middleton enjoys. On the podcast, she shared her love for cold-water swimming and Padel, a game similar to tennis. Notably, Middleton was also a field hockey player during her high school days.
It seems that the competitive spirit runs in the family. Recent reports suggest that Princess Charlotte, at the tender age of 8, possesses the same drive for victory as her mother. Middleton herself affirmed this, mentioning that she regularly engages in rugby drills with her children in the backyard. Nigel Gillingham, president of the governing body of the Rugby Football Union in England, revealed that Charlotte takes after Middleton and is equally competitive.
This podcast episode sheds light on Middleton’s athletic exploits, offering a glimpse into her down-to-earth nature. In contrast, some experts claim that Meghan Markle, Middleton’s sister-in-law, may present a more relatable image. Tessa Dunlop, author of “Elizabeth & Philip,” suggests that Markle’s struggles and lack of the same institutional support provide a more authentic portrayal. While Middleton presents a picture-perfect family on social media, Markle offers a glimpse into the realities of life.
With each revelation, Middleton charms with her surprising and competitive nature, proving that she is more than just a member of the royal family.
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