The royal cousins put on an adorable display at the Grand Prix in Monaco this weekend as they snuggled up to each other for joyful photos.
A heartwarming snap of Zara Tindall and Princess Beatrice, shows just how united the cousins are after they were spotted sharing a loving embrace while partying at the Monaco Grand Prix.
The appearance together comes shortly after the cousins and Beatrice’s sister, Eugenie, shared a rare joined engagement to show their support to Prince William.
In a carousel of pictures shared British TV presenter, Natalie Pinkham, who was once a close confidante of Prince Harry, Zara is seen pouting as she is sandwiched between both Natalie and Beatrice as the pair pose to give her a kiss on either cheek.
Zara, 43 stunned in usual glamour as she paired a casual but stylish cream and sage tea dress by ME+EM with glowing sunset eye make up and her blonde hair loosely tied back.
A heartwarming insight into the relationship between Zara Tindall (pictured in the middle) and Princess Beatrice (pictured on the left), shows just how close the cousins are after they were spotted sharing a loving embrace
Zara and Mike Tindall (top right) partied on a luxury private yacht with their close friends, including Natalie Pinkham (left)
Zara and Natalie looked the height of glamour in white and cream colours as they chatted to the American film star, Matt Damon (middle)
Meanwhile, the 35-year-old Princess of York matched similarly to her cousin in a summery white dress and laid back cropped denim jacket. She wore her hair swept back into a pearlescent clip and trendy pink framed sunglasses on her head.
Dressed in slightly more practical attire, Natalie donned a vibrant white suit with wide legged trousers and a fitted waistcoat. The TV host also wore several gold bracelets and had her brown and caramel toned hair in a straight bob, to host to Grand Prix for Sky Sports.
Zara was joined by her beau, former rugby captain, Mike Tindall, 44, as they spent a luxury Sunday aboard a yacht where watched the sporting event in style while friend, Natalie Pinkham, hosted the event.
The couple soaked up the glorious Monaco sunshine as they rubbed shoulders with an array of jet setting A-listers including the American film star, Matt Damon.
Another high-profile royal in attendance at the Monaco Grand Prix was Charlene, Princess of Monaco.
The glamorous yacht is believed to have been arranged by the company, The Green Room, of who Make is an ambassador for.
The former rugby star also found himself a seat on the ultra-luxe vessel where he enjoyed enjoying a gin and tonic using Blackeye gin, the ‘unofficial spirit of rugby’ founded by rugby players, Mike, James Haskell & Alex Payne. The gin brand was also a sponsor of the yacht as well the Monaco Grand Prix.
The appearance together comes after cousins, Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie and Zara Tindall attended a Buckingham Palace Garden party where they supported their cousin Prince William and uncle King Charles amid ‘unique circumstances’ for the royal family.
Natalie Pinkham (left) donned a vibrant white suit with wide legged trousers and a fitted waistcoat
The close friends, Zara (right) and Natalie (left) embraced one another in an affectionate snap
Speaking to Hello!, a royal insider commented on the royal women’s bond and why they wanted to help William with the event.
The source said: ‘They are closer than lots of cousins might be – they have that unique shared experience and unusual life they all lead.
According to the publication, the King’s nieces stepped up last week to help host a garden party at Buckingham Palace with the Prince of Wales – amid the monarch and Princess of Wales’ cancer treatments.
Showing a united front, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie and Zara Tindall all opted for white and pink matching outfits when attending the glamorous garden party in London last week.
Sources have previously indicated that the presence of the Duke of York’s daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, should not be seen as a sign that they will start to undertake more public engagements or becoming part-time working royals.
Both have other jobs and charitable interests outside of the institution but were always invited by their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, to occasionally attend garden parties or larger receptions at Buckingham Palace. It is a custom the King intends to maintain.