Charles shut down royal couple's big move

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00:00Charles shut down royal couple's big move. King Charles III reportedly put his foot down

00:06when one royal couple proposed leaving England. According to a source, King Charles III was not

00:12fond of his niece Zara Tindall and her husband Mike Tindall's potential move to Australia.

00:17When the idea was discussed seriously during a sit-down, it drew blank faces and teary eyes

00:22from several members of the family, the insider told Daily Express. King Charles III reportedly

00:28expressed extreme joy when Zara Tindall and Mike Tindall decided against moving to Australia

00:33full-time. It became instantly clear that it wasn't a move that could ever become permanent.

00:39Longer periods of time will be spent in Australia instead, the source claimed. Zara Tindall,

00:44Princess Anne's daughter, has a close relationship with King Charles III. The relatives are often seen

00:50sharing laughs and hugs at events like Royal Ascot. Zara Tindall previously indicated that she and

00:56husband Mike Tindall were considering moving to Australia, where they first met in 2003,

01:01when she stopped competing professionally as an equestrian.

01:05Probably not while I'm still competing. It would be a little bit hard commuting,

01:09she told the Australian Women's Weekly in 2019 of a possible move. But after that, yes,

01:15I think if an opportunity came up, we'd definitely think about it. With Prince Harry, who introduced Zara

01:21Tindall to Mike Tindall and Meghan Markle living in America, King Charles III has allegedly leaned on

01:27his niece and her spouse. However, don't expect them to be on the royal payroll anytime soon.

01:33Zara has been very popular. You'll see her at Royal Ascot, you'll see her doing her own thing,

01:39expert Robert Jobson told Hello.

01:41I do think that it's about money. The ones who are working are on the payroll. I don't think that's

01:47going to be the case in terms of the unofficial side of things. I think it'll be very much more informal.