Zara Tindall, daughter of Princess Anne, potentially departing from the United Kingdom.
The Tindalls, Zara and Mike, have been enjoying their time in Australia since the beginning of July 2023, but they have ruled out leaving the UK permanently. Despite the extended stay, the couple does not have a permanent base in Australia and has no imminent plans to move abroad, according to recent reports.
The couple, who married in 2011, have been in the spotlight as they attended notable events in Australia, such as the Magic Millions racing event in Gold Coast and cheered on the British and Irish Lions. They also visited Hamilton Island and the Great Barrier Reef, with Mike expressing his enjoyment of the Australian lifestyle in a 2019 Instagram post.
However, Zara had previously mentioned in an interview with Australian Women's Weekly that a move to Australia might be considered after she stops competing professionally, citing the difficulty of commuting while still active in sports. Mike, on the other hand, has not made a final decision to relocate permanently, but he has enjoyed his time in Australia and described it as a great place with a relaxed lifestyle.
It is important to note that the Tindalls' recent visits to Australia, including their stay since July 2023, appear to be extended stays rather than an indication of immediate permanent relocation plans. The couple has decided against leaving the UK on a permanent basis, as Zara, daughter of Princess Anne, has confirmed.
In summary, the Tindalls remain UK residents with extended visits to Australia but no confirmed or planned permanent move as of August 2025. Mike's recent Instagram post confirming their continued stay in Australia has sparked speculation, but the couple has not made any official announcements about their future plans.
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