Zara Tindall's husband Mike reveals big truth about children amid royal title plea

Mike Tindall, Zara Tindall's husband, has made a touching admission as he appeared in an 'epic adventure'.

Princess Anne's son-in-law Mike has guest-edited a special edition of Beano comic to mark Bananaman's 45th anniversary, sharing big truth with fans about his family.

The commemorative issue, which went on sale Wednesday, features the athlete team up with superhero in a new adventure.

The rugby legend appears in an animated version alongside Bananaman as the two battle to save Beanotown from chaos, saying: "It's been brilliant to step into the world of Beano and join Bananaman on this epic adventure. I loved reading Beano growing up, and now being able to share that with my own kids is really cool."

On the other hand, Mike Stirling - director of Mischief at Beano Studios - called the pairing "the ultimate dream team," describing it as "a rugby legend and a superhero famous for epic failure".

Mike's statement comes amid reports that  Princess Anne wants King Charles to give her children Zara Tindall and Peter royal titles. 

The monarch's sister is hoping her daughter, Zara Tindall, will be made a princess by King Charles in his life, according to a report by the Radar Online.

In his editor's letter, Tindall shares memories of his countryside upbringing and encourages parents to embrace mischief-making with their children.

The rugby star reveals his love for playing pranks on his family, from jumping out to scare them to tying shoelaces under the dinner table.

Tindall also discusses his journey from competitive youngster to Rugby World Cup winner, emphasising the importance of determination and taking chances.

Mike wrote: "Sport lets you hang out with your friends and have fun. Not every kid has access to sport, so if you do get the chance, please take it."