Mike Tindall’s shock reply when asked whether he has royal permission to do I’m A Celeb

THIS is the shock reply Mike Tindall gave when he was asked whether he had royal permission to do I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

The former England rugby player, 44, arrived at Australia‘s Brisbane Airport today ahead of his royal premiere on the long-running TV show.



Mike Tindall’s shock reply when asked whether he has royal permission to do I’m A Celeb
Mike Tindall arrived in Australia today as he gets set to become the first royal to appear on I’m a Celeb

Mike Tindall’s shock reply when asked whether he has royal permission to do I’m A Celeb
But, the 44-year-old gave a shock reply when he was asked if he got permission to go on the show from the Royal family

Mike is married to the late Queen’s granddaughter Zara Phillips and is the first member of the Royal Family to take part in the show.

But, as he made his way through the airport, Mike was asked: “Initial reports said you sought permission from certain members of the royal household, is that true?”

To which the 44-year-old replied: “It’s not something I need to tell you though is it.”

When asked how his wife felt about the show, Mike said: “She is fine, otherwise I wouldn’t have done it would I?



Mike Tindall’s shock reply when asked whether he has royal permission to do I’m A Celeb

REALITY ROYAL

Mike Tindall breaks silence on becoming 1st royal to enter I'm A Celeb jungle



Mike Tindall’s shock reply when asked whether he has royal permission to do I’m A Celeb

PIERS MORGAN

Mike Tindall is our most fun royal and I know why he's entering the jungle

“I was always on the fence but I do think it will be good fun at the end of the day.”

Mike revealed how he was worried about how much he’d miss his family – and that he may get “hangry” while living on the jungle’s beans and rice diet.

But he said: “It should be good fun, why not? It is always worth a go isn’t it.”

He told The Celeb Report: “It’s probably one of the longest times we’ve been away completely with no communication.

“When you go away you still have communication, so that’s obviously going to be the hardest bit.

“You’ve just got to get your head around doing what you’re doing and try and win some stars and stuff and see where you go from there. I want to win stars because I want to eat!

“The hanger is always going to be the biggest thing you have got to worry about but I’ve also got three kids, so dealing with lack of sleep comes with the territory.”

His role on the show means that, if successful, Mike could be ‘King of the Jungle’ before King Charles’ coronation.

But the dad-of-three laughed: “I’m not really thinking about that to be honest.”

He added that he had “no idea” if Princes William and Harry would be tuning in to watch him face Bushtucker Trials.

Mike joins the stars who have already arrived on the Gold Coast ready to meet Ant and Dec in the jungle camp, including radio DJ Chris Moyles and Love Island’s Olivia Attwood.

It isn’t the first time the Royal has appeared on an entertainment show, with him taking to the slopes for Channel 4’s The Jump and Bear Grylls’ Mission Survive in 2015.

But told it was the first big reality series a royal had done since It’s A Knockout, he added: “No one said that when I did Bear Grylls and The Jump and I just do things I think will be fun.”



Mike Tindall’s shock reply when asked whether he has royal permission to do I’m A Celeb
Mike said he’s worried he’ll miss his family while he’s away – he’s also worried he’ll get hangry