Fans of former rugby ace Mike Tindall were thrilled to learn that the podcast he co-hosts, The Good, The Bad and The Rugby, will be returning for a highly anticipated third series.

Alongside former player James Haskell and sports presenter Alex Payne, Mike is one of the three hosts of the popular show.

The announcement was made in a creative way, with a western movie themed poster featuring the main cast wearing cowboy hats and clothing, setting the tone for the show’s guests.

The poster prominently displayed the number 3, symbolizing the new series, and showcased the co-hosts sharing laughter and camaraderie.

Mike took to his Instagram stories to share the news, reposting a post that read, “The Good, Bad Rugby stable for season 3.

S3 episode 1 to the 28th of September 2022.

Search Good Bad Rugby on all your favorite platforms.”

Fans expressed their excitement in the comments section, with one saying, “Love this.

Looking forward to it,” while another suggested, “Try and get Christian Cullen on,” and a third simply exclaimed, “Wild Boys.”

The announcement came shortly after the Queen’s State Funeral, which took place on Monday, September 19.

Mike, accompanied by his wife Zara Tindall and their eldest daughter Mia, attended the solemn occasion as guests.

Following the Queen’s burial, Mike shared a poignant post on Instagram.

The post featured a lone bagpiper playing in honor of Her Majesty.

On the podcast, Mike has previously spoken about his interactions with the Queen, admitting that he still gets nervous in her presence, describing her as a legendary lady.

He praised the Queen and the royal family for their kindness and warmth towards him and his family, expressing gratitude for always feeling welcomed and included.

In other podcast news, Meghan Markle’s upcoming episode of her podcast Archetypes has left Royal Watchers curious.

After a four-week hiatus following Queen Elizabeth II’s death, the Duchess of Sussex is set to return on October 4.

She will be joined by guests such as Lisa Ling, Margaret Cho, Constance Wu, Issa Rae, Ziv Umudor, Amanda Seales, Alison Yarrow, and Robin Thede.

However, Royal expert Kinsey Schofield mentioned that there is particular interest in whether comedian Amanda Seales will address her previous statement about Meghan.

Seales had remarked that Meghan should have done more research before joining the royal family.

Kinsey noted that Meghan tends to distance herself from anyone who criticizes her, making it intriguing to see if this topic will be discussed.

Kinsey also expressed surprise at the absence of certain names from Meghan’s podcast guest list, including Kamala Harris, Reese Witherspoon, Britney Spears, and Gloria Steinem.

She speculated that perhaps the inclusion of comedians in the podcast lineup was a deliberate choice to keep the content lighter.

Each episode of Archetypes delves into intimate conversations centered around gender stereotypes and labels, with Meghan aiming to dissect, explore, and challenge these societal constructs.

With Mike Tindall’s podcast returning for a new series and Meghan Markle’s anticipated episode on the horizon, fans of both shows can look forward to engaging and thought-provoking content in the coming weeks.