Princess Eugene Shares Throwback Pictures Celebrating Cousin Zara Tindall’s Silver Medal Win During 2012 London Olympics

Princess Eugene shares a throwback picture about Zara Tindall

On July 29th, I, an overjoyed fan, proudly posted pictures on my Instagram, capturing the electrifying moments of me and none other than the youngest daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, cheering our hearts out at the Olympics!

The carousel post includes a picture of the family standing up and clapping during the ceremony. The caption had a mention of her cousin Zara competing and winning a silver medal during the Olympics.

In her detailed and nourishing message, Princess Eugene expressed, “The Olympics are among the finest aspects of our globe. It’s truly a unique experience to witness extraordinary athletes embodying their nations, fostering unity and igniting inspiration for future generations.”

She further mentioned that her favorite moment from 2012 was being on the sidelines as she cheered for the heroes. Princess Eugene added, “Not to mention, the best moment of all, watching my family win silver in eventing, goooo Z!”

The 34-year-old princess invited her fans to mark her in their Olympic pictures, since she enjoys viewing and reposting them. Take a look at the subsequent post.

More about Zara Tindall

As a devoted admirer, I’d like to share some information about myself: I am Zara Tindall, a skilled equestrian, who happens to be the daughter of Princess Anne – a remarkable figure who is the child and only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. My parents were once united in matrimony, but they parted ways in 1992 after their divorce.

In the year 2012, Tindall represented Team Great Britain in the three-day event, participating both as a team member and individually. Notably, her mother too participated for the same team in the equestrian event during the 1976 Olympics.

She became a historical figure by being the initial Royal family member to participate in an international contest.

For quite some time now, Princess Anne has played an active role in this significant affair. She has served as the President of the British Olympic Association since 1983, and her association extends further back to 1992 when she became involved with the International Olympic Committee.

In 2012, according to People’s report, Zara, alongside her royal cousins such as Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, Prince Harry, and Prince William (accompanied by his wife, Kate Middleton) attended the event to cheer her on and celebrate when she clinched a silver medal with her teammates.

Her winning the medal became extra special as she received the medal from her own mother.