Princess Anne Hospitalized with Minor Head Injury
Princess Anne, 73, is recovering from a minor head injury and concussion after an incident at her Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire. She is at Southmead Hospital and is expected to make a full recovery. The Royal Family extends their best wishes, and her upcoming engagements have been postponed.
Princess Anne, age 73, sustained a minor head injury and concussion, likely caused by a horse, at her Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire.
Buckingham Palace confirmed her condition is 'comfortable' and 'recovering well.' The incident, which occurred Sunday evening, necessitated her transport to Southmead Hospital in Bristol.
Her planned trip to Canada and attendance at the Japanese state banquet have been postponed.
The Princess remains under observation until later this week.
Her husband and children were present on the estate at the time.
King Charles and the Royal Family extend their best wishes for her swift recovery.
Buckingham Palace confirmed her condition is 'comfortable' and 'recovering well.' The incident, which occurred Sunday evening, necessitated her transport to Southmead Hospital in Bristol.
Her planned trip to Canada and attendance at the Japanese state banquet have been postponed.
The Princess remains under observation until later this week.
Her husband and children were present on the estate at the time.
King Charles and the Royal Family extend their best wishes for her swift recovery.