The Good Morning Britain presenter Adil Ray OBE chose a very intriguing topic to discuss on his show and it has encouraged royal fans and experts to discuss a little more about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s new life and relationship with royal family members. Mike Tindall MBE appeared as a guest on the Good Morning Britain and he was asked to address the conversations made with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
When Tindall was asked if he was still in touch with Prince Harry, the man responded subtly wishing the Prince all the happiness in his new life. Interestingly, Tindall wasn’t on GMB to talk about the royals, instead, he was there to promote his new podcast The Good, The Bad, and The Rugby, but the presenter Adil was in the mood to explore the bits of royal life during the pandemic.
The presenter asked Tindall if knew something about royals, particularly those living in the U.S. Adil said that there have been “various bubbles” that Tindall could be a part of, so obviously it was worth all the penny asking Tindall questions about Prince Harry.
Just as Adil wanted him to be, Tindall didn’t hold back from responding openly. Tindall said that Prince Harry is too busy at the moment that he doesn’t even have time to connect with his close ones. The former rugby player added on to say that Harry and Meghan are getting on with their new lifestyle in an unknown city of California, so they need the support of friends and family more than ever before.
It has been a stressful stretch for the pair, so Tindall didn’t want to bug them in an effort to make conversations or talk about what they are going through.
While talking, Tindall also indicated that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are “happy doing what they are doing” and it would take some time before everything settles down as before.
All that Tindall has said makes a bit of a sense. The past few months have been really hectic for the Sussex pair especially after their exit from the royal palace in March this year.
So far, they are not very stable in America also and merely after a few months of stay in Los Angeles, they have bought a new family home in another part of California - Santa Barbara to raise their son Archie.
Setting up a household asks for patience and time and this is exactly what the Sussexes are doing.