Meghan Markle’s Flying Monkey Criticizes Mike and Zara Tindall

Omid Scobie, a supposed royal reporter and self-proclaimed biggest fanboy of Meghan Markle, has come under fire for his comments once again.

This time, he has set his sights on Mike and Zara Tindall, the nephew-in-law of King Charles, in an op-ed he wrote for Yahoo.

Scobie argues that the Tindalls, who are part of the royal family, shouldn't be profiting off their status.

He even goes so far as to use Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as examples of those who have been criticized for using their royal titles to profit.

However, Scobie fails to realize that there is a significant difference between the Tindalls and the Sussexes.

Unlike most of her cousins, Zara has no title, and she has never been taxpayer-funded.

She and her brother, Peter Phillips, have always been private citizens.

Mike is set to participate in the upcoming UK edition of I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here, while Zara has a sponsorship deal with the clothing brand, Musto.

Despite being the king's niece and the late queen's eldest granddaughter, Zara is a renowned horse rider who had a career before marriage.

She attends family events but doesn't have the same privileges as others, nor does she throw her family under the bus the way Harry has.

Zara is incredibly close to Charles, William, and other family members.

William is even godfather to her eldest daughter Mia, and Harry was named godfather of her middle child and second daughter Lena.

Though it is not officially confirmed, Zara may be the godmother to William's eldest son, Prince George.

Mike and Zara's closeness to the royals is apparent, as they are often photographed with their children.

Mike even gives fans glimpses of his family life on his podcast, The Good, The Bad and The Rugby.

When Lucas was born in March 2021, Mike revealed that a little baby boy arrived at his house.

He added that Lucas was born on the bathroom floor, as Zara didn't make it to the hospital.

In contrast, the Sussexes always hide their children Archie and Lilibet, leading some to doubt whether they even exist.

Zara and her husband have signed several big-money deals, with Zara endorsing brands such as Rolex and Land Rover, and Mike making reality TV appearances.

Scobie needs to get off his high horse and find another subject, as he doesn't put in the time to research anything that is not fed to him by Meghan and Harry.

It is doubtful that Mike will betray the royal family by doing the show, as it is not in his nature to backstab people.

He likely spoke with the family before he signed on.

Mike and Zara did nothing wrong, and Scobie needed a story to fill his quota and decided to pick on the Tindalls.

Mike may raise money for a Parkinson's disease charity, depending on what happens with I'm a Celebrity.

We wish him the best of luck, and it will be interesting to see how long he lasts.

Moreover, it would be the ideal story to tell at family Christmases.

In conclusion, Mike and Zara are private citizens who have never been taxpayer-funded.

They have done nothing wrong, and Scobie's criticism is unwarranted.

Zara and Mike are often photographed with their children, and Mike even gives fans glimpses of his family life on his podcast.

They have signed several big-money deals, and Mike has formed a close friendship with Prince William.