Mike Tindall has opened up about his daughter Mia's very outspoken behaviour, admitting she isn't afraid to speak her mind
January 29, 2020 - 19:02 GMT Jenni McKnight Mike Tindall sounds like he's starting to panic about his little girl Mia growing up. The former rugby star revealed that the six-year-old is certainly becoming her own person and isn't afraid to speak her mind – which could be causing him some concern. Speaking on Joe's House of Rugby podcast on Wednesday, the 41-year-old - who shares two daughters with Zara Tindall – let slip that Mia has developed some very outspoken behaviour.
It was only on Tuesday that Mike gave a rare insight into how he is parenting Mia, revealing he is trying to make the youngster"more competitive" by refusing to let her win. Over the Christmas period, Mike and Zara were pictured out with their two children on a beach in Australia - at one point, the former rugby player was seen teaching Mia how to surf before he raced her to the shore.
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