Sporting legend and valued royal member Mike Tindall will likely skip meeting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle despite traveling to California.
An Instagram Story post revealed his Sunday Super Bowl presence, showing the Royal Family member in a light blue foam helmet in the image he uploaded.
The former England rugby captain's Super Bowl appearance in Santa Clara, California delivered a royal British touch to Levi's Stadium's proceedings.
Tindall's well-documented sporting enthusiasm was on full display at the NFL's marquee event, highlighting his affection for American football.
Seattle's defense produced a masterclass performance, defeating New England 29-13 to claim the franchise's second Super Bowl crown.
Two of the league's elite defensive units clashed, with the Seahawks emerging comprehensively triumphant.
Aden Durde became the first coach from outside America to capture victory at the nation's biggest sporting spectacle, writing his name into the record books.
The 46-year-old British defensive coordinator has built the NFL's most feared defensive machine, earning the 'Dark Side' moniker.
His squad proved precisely why they command such respect on football's ultimate stage, reports GB News.
Drake Maye, this season's runner-up in MVP voting, was thoroughly stifled by Seattle's unrelenting defensive assault.
New England's second-year quarterback endured a nightmare performance as the Seahawks tallied six sacks, generated three turnovers and scored defensively.
Trailing 9-0 at the break, Maye's opening giveaway enabled tight end AJ Barner to register the contest's inaugural touchdown in the fourth quarter's opening stages.
Linebacker Uchenna Nwosu intercepted a pass and raced 45 yards to the end zone, whilst kicker Jason Meyers broke records with five successful field goal attempts.
Head coach Mike Macdonald told NBC: "We were the better team; we're the best team. We loved each other, we believed in each other and now we're champions."
