Zara Tindall and her husband, Mike Tindall, have made a public appearance following the dismissal of rumors suggesting they plan to relocate from England.

The esteemed couple graced the special screening of Federer 12 final days at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square on a Thursday evening.

Mike, aged 45, recently debunked false claims about their supposed intention to move to Australia.

He clarified, “We go to Australia annually for the Magic Millions racing event and make it a point to revisit the place where we first met.”

Mike expressed their fondness for Sydney, emphasizing its significance in their lives.

Dismissing relocation rumors, he firmly stated, “Everyone keeps telling us we’re moving there, but we’re not.”

Zara, aged 43, radiated elegance at the glamorous premiere of Federer, 12 final days, donning a stunning black midi dress adorned with gold accents designed by Rebecca Valance.

Originally priced at £620, the attire is now available at a discounted rate of £372.

Complementing her look with Aquazura black heels, a brand favored by various royals, including Meghan Markle and Princess Kate, Zara exuded sophistication.

Her daughter accessorized with a gold clutch bag from Strathbury, adding a touch of luxury to the ensemble.

Former England rugby player Mike Tindall perfectly complemented Zara’s style in a smart black blazer paired with a white shirt and tie, chinos, and dark suede shoes.

The royal couple, parents to Mia, aged 10, Lena, aged 5, and Lucas, aged 3, reside on the Princess Royal’s Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire.

Despite the inclement weather during the Leicester Square screening, Zara and Mike were prepared with oversized umbrellas to shield themselves from the rain.

Zara’s recent interactions with King Charles have sparked speculations about a possible royal promotion that could pose challenges for the monarch.

Known for her close relationship with her uncle, Zara’s warm embrace of the King at the Windsor Horse Show captured attention.

Unlike her brother Peter Phillips, Zara was not bestowed with a royal title at birth, a deliberate decision by her mother, Princess Anne, to shield her children from the pressures associated with royalty.

Amidst discussions about a potential official role within the royal family for Zara, a source disclosed, “There’s talk that niece Zara Tindall, 43, might become more involved in royal affairs, with Charles considering bestowing upon her the title of Princess.”

This proposition, however, could stir tensions between Princess Anne and King Charles, as the former has been a steadfast supporter of her brother.

Zara, who appreciates not having a royal title, acknowledged her mother’s decision, highlighting the freedom it afforded her and her siblings.

Reflecting on her upbringing and family values, Zara expressed gratitude for her mother’s choice, underscoring the importance of hard work instilled in her.

With a humble perspective on her lack of royal title, she remarked, “I was obviously very lucky that my mother didn’t give us any titles, so I really commend her on that.”

Zara emphasized the autonomy and individuality she and her family were able to maintain, guided by a strong work ethic that continues to shape her approach to life.