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Royal family member divulges Kate Middleton’s favorite drinking game — and the way she classes it up

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Royal family member divulges Kate Middleton’s favorite drinking game — and the way she classes it up
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Kate Middleton's favorite drinking game is beer pong, which she elevates by using prosecco instead of beer. This revelation was made by fellow royal Mike Tindall during an interview, highlighting Middleton's competitive spirit. Despite her enjoyment of the game, she has been cutting back on alcohol following her cancer diagnosis.

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Royal Family Royal family member divulges Kate Middleton’s favorite drinking game — and the way she classes it up By Jolie Zenna Published May 28, 2026, 3:35 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Leave it to Kate Middleton to give beer pong the royal treatment. Fellow royal Mike Tindall revealed the popular drinking game is Middleton’s favorite, but she replaces the beer with prosecco for a classy twist. “I knew that the Princess of Wales was uber competitive because I’d seen her play a drinking game called beer pong, but normally we play prosecco pong! She still plays it with us,” Mike, who is married to Prince William’s cousin Zara Tindall, claimed in a new interview with Woman & Home.

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