Is this the MOST loved-up the Tindalls have ever looked?

While most Cheltenham spectators have focused their attention on the races this week, Mike and Zara Tindall only had eyes for each other. 

The couple have packed on the PDA during the racing event which saw them holding hands, lovingly gazing into each other’s eyes and sharing passionate pecks. 

They are never ones to shy away when it comes to showing how much they care about another, and body language expert Judi James noted that these public displays of affection are the ‘real deal.’

Speaking to FEMAIL, the expert added that the parents-of-three demonstrated ‘high levels of being in sync’ with their loved-up gestures – including head tilt gazes – this week.

On top of their repeated kisses at the races, Judi noted that their bursts of prolonged eye contact in front of the cameras gives insight into their ‘romantic’ marriage.

The expert said: ‘Zara and Mike are no celebrity power couple trying to create faux PDAs for the cameras, they are the royal version of the real deal when it comes to signals of mutual affection.’

Describing how the couple have been increasing their PDAs of late, Judi added: ‘Whenever they appear together, they use body language rituals to show high levels of love and attraction.’

As they arrived at the races yesterday, the couple were all smiles as they posed for the cameras before then exchanging a heartwarming kiss. 

Labelling them the ‘sexiest royals’, Judi added: ‘Their body poses show high levels of being in sync as they stand together and they are able to use mutual, intense and close-quarters eye contact that shows genuine feelings for one another.

‘Mirrored eye contact like this is harder to pull off in public than a kiss as the eyes are the most “honest” body parts and will often create a truthful facial response, but Zara and Mike only look more besotted.’

Judi went onto say there was nothing forced or fake about the passionate pecks the couple shared during their time at the races this week.

She said: ‘Their kisses look affectionate and natural and the underlying factor that they signal is a shared sense of humour and fun.

‘They don’t seem to take life too seriously and this is a shared value that seems to bind them as much as their love.’

The parents-of-three shared loving gazes as they arrived at the racing festival this morning 

Judi noted how ‘natural’ the couple’s passionate pecks looked as they cosied up to one another by the racecourse on Thursday

Princess Anne’s daughter, 41, and her rugby ace husband, 44, were all smiles as they stopped for photographs upon their arrival at the historic racing event today for its final day. 

The couple looked typically stylish with mother-of-three Zara opting for a longline coat from Laura Green which she paired with a vibrant pink hat from Juliette Botterill.

She completed her simple yet elegant look with a pair of black boots from Stuart Weitzman and a dazzling set of earrings from Laurence Coste.

Her husband – who couldn’t resist joining some racegoers in a selfie – looked equally sophisticated in a check suit. 

Gazing into each other’s eyes! Judi explained that mirrored eye-contact is harder to pull off in public, because the eyes are the ‘honest’ part of the body, but added the couple only look as besotted as ever in this pose 

Yesterday, the parents-of-three were caught getting lost in each other’s eyes as they looked as loved up as ever 

The couple looked stylish as they posed for photos on arrival at the festival on Ladies Day, with Zara rocking a teal checked coat from Rebecca Vallance while Mike was sharp in a light grey suit

Zara and Mike have had a busy few days at the festival as they enjoyed the St Patrick’s Day themed occasion yesterday and Ladies’ Day on Wednesday. 

The couple, who share a passion for horse racing, are often full of affection for one another. 

They left royal fans in hysterics in January during their appearance at the Magic Millions Festival on the Gold Coast in Australia as they larked about with friends while posing for photos, poking out their tongues and kissing, while pulling silly faces.

The Cheltenham Festival, which dates back to the early 19th century, has unveiled a new ‘inclusive’ dress code this year, which organisers hope will make spectators feel ‘confident and at-ease’ for their visit.

But despite dresses, heels and hats no longer being mandatory, glamourous guests have still opted to pull out all the fashion stops for the annual event.