Princess Anne is currently in hospital, slowly recovering from a concussion, as disclosed today by her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.
The Incident
The Princess Royal, aged 73, sustained minor head injuries while walking on her Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire last Saturday.
She was subsequently taken to Southmead Hospital in Bristol for treatment.
Details of the Incident
Due to her injuries, Princess Anne reportedly has no recollection of the incident itself, but it’s believed she was struck on the head, likely by a horse.
Sir Tim Laurence’s Updates
Sir Tim Laurence, who has been steadfastly by her side, spent over two hours with Princess Anne at Southmead Hospital earlier today.
When asked about her expected discharge, he mentioned she would leave when she’s deemed ready.
Support and Updates
Sir Tim expressed gratitude for the medical team’s care and the support from emergency services.
He noted that both he and the Princess were deeply touched by the outpouring of well-wishes from near and far.
Visit from Zara Tindall
Yesterday, Princess Anne’s daughter, Zara Tindall, visited her in hospital, opting not to comment on her mother’s condition but offering a smile and wave to reporters before departing.
Family Presence During Incident
At the time of the incident, Zara Tindall, along with her husband Mike and their children, were at Gatcombe Estate.
Princess Anne’s son Peter Phillips was also present, though it remains unclear who alerted authorities.
Impact on Royal Duties
Known for her relentless work ethic, Princess Anne’s hospitalization forced her to cancel upcoming engagements, including a state banquet and a planned trip to Canada.
Royal Response
Messages of support flooded in for Princess Anne from political leaders and well-wishers alike, with Buckingham Palace confirming her condition and assuring the public of her expected full recovery.
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