Zara and Mike Tindall’s elder daughter Mia was born on 17 January 2014. She became
an instant star when she held her great-grandmother the Queen’s handbag in
the monarch’s 90th birthday portrait.
The energetic little girl, who always seems to have the biggest grin on
her face, has since proven that she’s always ready for her close-up!
Mia and her younger sister Lena welcomed baby brother, Lucas, when
mum Zara gave birth to her third child in
March 2021.
See some of her cutest moments caught on camera:
Mia is a devoted big sister to Lena and the pair enjoyed a day out with
dad Mike at the Gatcombe Horse Trials in 2019. The siblings also hilariously interrupted Mike’s podcast recording of The
Good, The Bad and the Rugby, in December 2020, with Mia feeding her dad a
spoonful of cereal.
Mia always has a blast with her older cousins. During the Gatcombe
Horse Trials at Gatcombe Park, the four-year-old and Savannah Phillips were
inseparable.
Because two is better than one! The Queen’s great-granddaughter snacked
on a double ice-cream cone at the Festival of British Eventing.
Young love! Mia and Charlie Meade, son of rider Harry Meade took a
stroll around the Whatley Manor Horse Trials at Gatcombe Park on September 8,
2017.
Adorable Mia enjoyed a fun day out with dad Mike Tindall at The Festival
of British Eventing. As well as watching mum Zara compete in the competition,
the little one was treated to ice cream and shoulder rides from dad.
Mia hopped on a horse simulator to show her parents that she’s ready to
take the reins as the royal family’s newest equestrienne.
Prince George’s cousin played around with her turtle balloon and father
at the farm.
Mia got a kiss from her grandmother Princess Anne during Gloucestershire
Festival of Polo.
Hoping to instill a love of horses in her daughter from an early age,
Zara took baby Mia to her first horse-riding event when she was only 3 months
old.
Zara Phillips’ cheeky little girl stuck out her tongue, while twinning
in Croc shoes alongside her big cousin Savannah Phillips. Photo: Anwar
Hussein/WireImage
