The Princess of Wales has mentioned she loves chilly water swimming - as former rugby worldwide Mike Tindall revealed she can be a fan of ingesting sport beer pong.

Speaking on his podcast, The Good, The Bad, And The Rugby, Kate opened up about her love of sport and her aggressive facet.

She appeared on the present alongside the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal.

Tindall married into the Royal Family 12 years in the past when he wed Olympic equestrian Zara - the daughter of the Princess Royal.

Asking Kate the place her aggressive facet got here from, Tindall revealed he had seen the royal play beer pong.

He mentioned: "I'm not going to say you're uber competitive... [but] I've seen her play beer pong."

In response, Kate jokingly denied she is aggressive in any respect.

She mentioned: "I suppose as a family we were just very active.

"And I can all the time keep in mind being bodily, utilizing our our bodies, whether or not it is strolling, climbing the lake district in Scotland [or] swimming from a younger age.

"[My parents] always encouraged us to be physically active and sporty and they always encouraged us into doing team sports and trying things."

Beer pong is a ingesting sport the place gamers throw a ping pong ball throughout a desk in a bid to land it in one in every of a triangle of cups of beer on the different finish.

If profitable, the beer needs to be consumed by the opposite crew, and the cup eliminated. To win the sport, you must get rid of all the opposite crew's cups of beer.

Kate revealed that she is a fan of chilly water swimming.

"Cold swimming - the colder, the better. I absolutely love it. Slightly to the point where William's [saying] 'You're crazy' and it's dark and it's raining.

"I'll go and search out chilly water. I find it irresistible."

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She additionally admitted that regardless of being married for 12 years, he and William had been nonetheless very aggressive with one another.

She mentioned: "I don't think we've managed to finish a game of tennis, the two of us. It becomes a mental challenge between the two of us."

William agreed that they attempt to "out mental" one another.

William and Kate have spent the weekend in France to observe the beginning of the Rugby World Cup, with England and Wales each taking part in their first group-stage matches.