The look of love! Glamorous Zara Tindall gazes adoringly at husband Mike as they cuddle up to one another at the Legends of Rugby Dinner

Zara and Mike Tindall looked as loved up as ever as they attended the Legends of Rugby Dinner on Wednesday evening. The King's niece, 43, shared several sweet moments with her former England rugby player husband while posing up a storm at the lavish annual occasion. Zara, the daughter of Princess Anne, was photographed gazing adoringly at her partner before affectionately resting her hand on the lapel of his blazer as they cuddled up closer together.

Dressed to impress, the mother-of-three put her best fashion foot forward as she stepped out at the swanky five-star hotel JW Marriott Grosvenor House on Park Lane in London. Joining her husband of more than 13 years, the royal looked effortlessly elegant in an all-black ensemble for the event, which is held in aid of Nordoff and Robbins, the UK's largest music therapy charity. She donned a chic black velvet blazer with a pair of slim-fit black suit trousers to compliment her slender frame.

The mother-of-three paired her ensemble with a pair of pointed onyx-coloured kitten heels with gold detailing. She accessorised her stylish look with her £495 Aspinal of London’s 'Lottie' bag, a monochrome bangle and eye-catching gold oversized earrings. Zara and Mike Tindall looked as loved up as ever as they attended the Legends of Rugby Dinner on Wednesday evening. Zara wore her perfectly blow-dried golden tresses up in a sophisticated low bun, letting some of her strands dangle in front of her face.

She opted for glamorous makeup consisting of sparkly pink eyeshadow, eyeshadow and eyeliner, adding a pop of colour to her outfit. Mike, 46, looked dapper in a matching navy suit and crisp white shirt, complete with brown polished shoes. The Legends of Rugby Dinner celebrates its 30th year, honouring the careers of players Courtney Lawes and Katy Daley-Mclean. Louise Redknapp and Jack Savoretti are due to perform at the event, which is hosting 50 current and former Rugby internationals.

It comes after Mike guest-edited an edition of Beano celebrating the 45th anniversary of the hapless superhero character Bananaman - and revealed the prank he likes to play on his family. The King's niece, 43, shared several sweet moments with her former England rugby player husband while posing up a storm at the lavish annual occasion. Princess Anne's daughter, 43, was snapped posing alongside her husband, who is a former Ruby union player.

The former England rugby player shared in his editor's letter how his job is now 'being a dad and I love it'. He added: It's important to set a good example, so I play pranks on the kids and their mum. I love hiding and jumping out to scare them. It works best on mum – she screams SO loudly!'. Mike also revealed how his children, Mia, 11, Lena, six, and Lucas, three, love to 'hide under the table and tie people’s shoelaces together'.

Elsewhere, the 46-year-old reflected on his rugby career in the editor's letter and featured in a story where he teamed up with Bananaman to save Beanotown from a rampaging troll. Mike can be seen wearing an identical blue and yellow suit to the fictional character on the comic's front cover. He said: 'It's been brilliant to step into the world of Beano and join Bananaman on this epic adventure. I loved reading Beano growing up, and now being able to share that with my own kids is really cool.

'Bananaman's 45th birthday is a reminder that fun, laughter, and a bit of mischief never go out of style, and sharing laughter with kids is timeless.'. Mike's editor's letter read: 'Hi everybody! When the Editor asked me to join the naughtiest, most mischievous team in the world, I thought he meant a rugby team. But no - he was talking about you Beano readers! Gulp!. The pair attended the event in aid of Nordoff and Robbins at the swanky five-star hotel JW Marriott Grosvenor House located on Park Lane in London.

King Charles' niece put her best fashion foot forward as she stepped out in an elegant all-black ensemble for the occasion. 'When I was your age, I lived in the country. I was outside all day, riding bikes, jumping off hay bales, exploring the woods - anything to annoy farmers! I was always getting chased!. 'My heroes were sportspeople - Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan. But I didn't want to be like them. I wanted to beat them! I'm VERY competitive!.

'I wasn't brilliant at one sport, but I was strong, determined and willing. I found a coach who believed in me and took every chance I got. Then one day I had the Rugby World Cup in my hands!. 'My job now is being a dad and I love it. It's important to set a good example, so I play pranks on the kids and their mum. 'I love hiding and jumping out to scare them. It works best on mum – she screams SO loudly! The kids’ favourite prank is to hide under the table and tie people’s shoelaces together!.