- Zara Tindall’s other half was spotted crawling through dirt, shimmying up walls and shooting down long slides
- The former England rugby captain was taking part in the Spring Wolf Run in East Sussex showing his new look
- In 2015 the sportsman admitted he needed to get nose sorted because was making it hard for him to breathe
- He first broke his nose aged five when seatbelt came loose on dodgem car and he head-butted steering wheel
- The rugby superstar, 36, went on to break his nose at least eight times during his 12-year career in the sport
Mike Tindall has stepped out with a very straight new nose at an obstacle mud run.
Zara Tindall’s other half was spotted crawling through dirt, shimmying up walls and shooting down slippery slides at the Spring Wolf Run at Pippingford Park in East Sussex on April 28.
The former England rugby captain turned pundit and reality TV contestant – who has broken his nose multiple times – admitted in 2015 that he needed to get it sorted.
And now the 36-year-old, who is expecting his second child with Princess Anne’s daughter, has been spotted with a strikingly symmetrical bridge.
The Wolf Run is back to Pippingford Park, East Sussex on the weekend of 29th and 30th September.
Zara Phillips’ other half cracks a smile at the Spring Wolf Run in East Sussex on April 28, showing off a very straight new nose
Tindall (centre) joins his pals in crawling through mud during the messy obstacle course this weekend
The sportsman shimmying up a wall. He previously said in 2015 he needed to get his nose sorted because it was making it hard for him to breathe
Tindall showed off his very different profile during the active day out. The 36-year-old beamed with pride as he enjoyed the muddy fun
Tindall, picture in May 2017, first broke his nose at the age of five, when the seatbelt came loose on a dodgem car and he head-butted the steering wheel
Tindall (right) with his friends at the event. He showcased a very straight new nose, suggesting he has had a second operation
Tindall shoots down a red water slide during the obstacle course, daintily balancing on his bottom and using his hands to steady himself
Steep incline: Tindall, wearing black and red kit for the event, made climbing over obstacles look easy
Tindall (left) poses with his rugby friends Neil Back (centre) and Will Greenwood (right) after completing the course
Tindall (left) poses with his rugby friends Neil Back (centre) and Will Greenwood (right) after completing the course
The rugby friends looked thrilled to have completed the tricky obstacle course
Drinks all round! Tindall and his friends downed some well-deserved water after steaming through the muddy obstacle course
Tindall celebrating England’s victory against Australia in the Rugby World Cup final match in November 2003
Tindall with his wife Zara Phillips and their daughter Mia at a food festival in Oxfordshire. The pair are expecting their second child in the summer
Tindall before his nose operation. He broke his nose at least eight times during his 12-year career
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