Along with most of the country, Mike Tindall is attempting to home school his eldest daughter Mia. Last night the former rugby player shared a hilarious selfie with his 41k Instagram followers of the day’s “work”.
With his face covered in black paint and what looked like orange hair dye in his beard, the picture was captioned: “Feel like I succeeded in home schooling arts and crafts today! Any movies out there need a creepy villain I think I fit the bill!”
Mike and his wife Zara are parents to seven-year-old Mia, two-year old Lena and are currently expecting their third child. Mike’s hilarious snap obviously struck a chord with fellow parents as the image quickly garnered over 2,500 likes.
The comments included plenty of laughing emojis and messages like “You’re such a good dad, your daughters are very lucky,” and “I can see a career in panto!”
Mike isn’t the only celebrity to discuss home schooling. Earlier this week, Holly Willoughby admitted she was exhausted and was struggling with the amount of screen time her youngsters are having at the moment.
A national helpline has been launched to support parents who are struggling to home school their children during the coronavirus pandemic. Set up by a group comprising academy trusts and parenting groups, the StarLine helpline is manned by teachers and education specialists.