Mike Tindall shared a big announcement on Monday after spending a fun-filled day with his wife, Zara, and their three children.
The former rugby star, 44, will be hitting the road this autumn with his The Good The Bad & The Rugby podcast co-hosts, James Haskell and Alex Payne.
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In an Instagram post, Mike shared: "We're heading back on tour with our 'World Cup After Party', we’ll be sharing our World Cup stories & recapping the action from France 2023."
The news comes after Mike was joined by his family as he took part in a charity football match in Gloucester on Sunday, and he even shared a precious father-son moment with his little boy, Lucas.
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The father-of-three was spotted picking up one-year-old Lucas and throwing him into the air.
Wife Zara, who watched the action from the stands, looked effortlessly chic in a Mackage puffer coat with a beige pom pom hat and Zadig & Voltaire sneakers.
Lucas turns two in March. Credit: James Whatling
Earlier in the match, Lucas was spotted trying to eagerly clamber over the fence to join the players on the pitch.
He was also joined by his big sisters, Mia, nine, and four-year-old Lena.
The Tindalls, who have been married 12 years this July, will celebrate Lucas' second birthday on 21 March.
Sisters Lena and Mia cheer on their dad from the stands. Credit: James Whatling
The charity match saw Mike's rugby mates take on footballer Tom Webb's Gloucester Legends Football team at the Tiger Turf stadium.
While Mike was on hand to captain the rugby squad, Harry Redknapp managed the football team.
The Battle of The Balls event raised money for Rugby for Heroes and Sports Traider.
Last week, Mike and Zara shared a look inside their incredible Cotswolds home as they confirmed their exciting plans for March in a video interview with William Hill.
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