Lucas is three now

Heartwarming Connection: Zara And Mike Tindall's Bond With Son Lucas

Dive into the heartwarming world of Zara and Mike Tindall's youngest, Lucas, who's not only a spitting image of his dad but also a total mama's boy. Get the inside scoop on the royal tot's adventurous life, from his unconventional arrival to his love for sports and ice cream!

Inside Zara and Mike Tindal's bond with their son
They celebrated Lucas birthday last week
Lucas is three years old now

Hold onto your hats, royal watchers! Zara Tindall's youngest, Lucas Tindall, has been stealing hearts since his grand entrance on the bathroom floor! That's right, folks – no posh hospital suite for this little royal. Mike Tindall spilled the beans on his podcast, saying, "Arrived very quickly. Didn't make it to [the] hospital. On the bathroom floor." Talk about a home game!

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Tactile Tindalls: A family of love and laughter

Lucas may be a mini-Mike, but he's all about his mama! Royal photographer James Whatling dishes out, "There are lots of pictures, often of Zara cuddling and kissing him – they seem to be a very tactile family, which is lovely." And with Mike tossing the kiddos sky-high, it's non-stop action in the Tindall household!

Sporty spirits: Lucas follows in famous footsteps

At just three years old, Lucas is already a fixture at the Festival of British Eventing, getting his hands dirty and showing off that Tindall cheeky grin. "He's always getting involved, muddy, messing around with his sisters – he's born into it," James observes. And with a love for ice cream that rivals his passion for play, Lucas is every inch the spirited Tindall tot.

Zara's shifted gears from globe-trotting equestrian to supermom, scaling back her competitive streak to soak up more family time. "I'm very part-time now. I've only got four horses, so hopefully I have enough time to care for my children and still compete," she shared with The Australian Women's Weekly. Prioritizing her pint-sized team over trophies, Zara's making motherhood her new winning event.