Mike Tindall, the former rugby star and husband of Zara Tindall, is reportedly worth £15.7 million, making him the fourth richest rugby player in Britain. His wife Zara is estimated to be worth £14.4 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. The couple earns over £1 million annually through partnerships with major brands including Land Rover, Rolex, and Musto.
Branding expert Nick Ede told MailOnline that Zara's recent deal with luxury outdoor brand Musto could be worth around £500,000 alone, with potential back-end percentages on sales. He also suggested that Zara's existing partnerships put her in a strong position for future collaborations, possibly leading to bidding wars between companies.
The Land Rover and Rolex deals are thought to be worth £200,000 and £100,000 respectively, while the couple also receives £100,000 from two CBD partnerships. Mike is set to earn at least £150,000 for his upcoming appearance on ITV's I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, marking the first time a royal has appeared on a prime-time reality TV show since 1987.
Ede noted that the true value of the show lies in post-appearance opportunities, which could increase Mike's celebrity equity tenfold. Mike previously appeared on Channel 4's The Jump in 2015 and Bear Grylls: Mission Survive the same year, both with the Queen's blessing.
The Tindalls are not working royals and do not receive taxpayer money for their home, lifestyle, or security. Mike admitted to The Times that he worries about money, saying sponsorships won't last forever and that he must plan for school bills and fees. His I'm a Celebrity appearance is expected to be financially beneficial for the family.
