Princess Anne Released from Hospital After Horse Goring IncidentPrincess Anne Released from Hospital After Horse Goring Incident Royal Princess Anne has been discharged from hospital following treatment for a concussion and head injury sustained during a visit to Gatcombe Park. The incident, which reportedly involved a horse goring, occurred on June 23. Anne was transported to Southmead Hospital in Bristol and has since made a significant recovery. Vice Admiral’s Statement Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, Anne’s husband, expressed gratitude to the medical team at Southmead Hospital for their care. In a statement, he commended their “expertise and kindness” during Anne’s stay. Recovery and Resumption of Duties While Anne is expected to gradually resume her royal duties, a specific date has not yet been announced. The incident resulted in some memory loss, according to reports. Skipped Events During her recovery, Anne has missed several events, including the state banquet at Buckingham Palace and a planned trip to Canada, due to medical advice. Hardworking Royal Known for her dedication and work ethic, Princess Anne has played a significant role in representing the royal family during the current monarch’s cancer treatment. She is considered a trusted confidante and a valuable asset to her brother, King Charles III.
Princess Anne (PC: Getty Images)
Britain’s royal Princess Anne has been released from hospital after being treated for a concussion and head injury. Anne, the sister of Britain’s ruling monarch King Charles III, suffered the injuries after her visit to Gatcombe Park in south-west England, where she was reportedly gored by a horse. She was taken to nearby hospital in Bristol and appears to have largely recovered from the date of the incident, June 23.
Princess Anne safe and stable
Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence confirmed his wife’s well-being and later issued a statement saying: “I would like to express my sincere thanks to the team at Southmead Hospital for their care, expertise and kindness during my wife’s short stay.” Although Anne is expected to resume her royal duties as soon as doctors wave the green flag, no date has yet been announced.
Because the royal suffered a concussion, details of the accident remain disputed with no clear reports. When Anne was rushed to hospital on June 24, Buckingham Palace quickly issued a statement detailing the events. “Her Royal Highness remains at Southmead Hospital in Bristol as a precautionary measure for observation and is expected to make a full and speedy recovery,” the statement said. British daily newspaper The Telegraph also reported that Anne suffered temporary memory loss as a result of the incident.
Princess Anne skips several events
During the course of this recovery, the royal family had to skip several events, including the state banquet at Buckingham Palace in honor of the state visit of Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako of Japan, and her trip to Canada, which was advised against by her medical team.
Known as the hardest-working royal, King Charles’ younger sister took on various roles to represent her brother amid his ongoing cancer treatment. Speaking to the Tatler, former BBC correspondent Wesley Kerr claimed Anne has proven that ‘she can be relied on for complete discretion and unconditional love.’ She is also known to the king the longest and is therefore suitable on two fronts: supporting her brother personally and helping the royal family in times of trouble.
