There Princess Anne, the younger sister of King Charles and so William and Kate’s aunt, he’s sick. In recent days the 73 years old she ended up in hospital with a concussion suffered following an accident on her country estate. She is currently hospitalized at Southmead Hospital in Bristol, western England. The palace did not specify the nature of the incident, but the BBC revealed that it was one of her beloved horses who betrayed Anna: hitting her, no one knows whether with a headbutt or a paw, and making her fall. A true paradox if you consider that the second daughter of the deceased Queen Elizabeth she has always been an expert rider, with a competitive past culminating in participation in the 1976 Montreal Olympics in the UK national equestrian team.
How is Princess Anne doing after the horse accident
According to the latest rumors coming from the United Kingdom, it seems that Princess Anne is dealing with some temporary memory leaks. According to reports The Telegraph, the injury would be quite serious. Anna’s husband, Sir Timothy Laurence, told reporters outside Southmead Hospital in Bristol that the “situation is slowly improving” while King Charles is constantly informed about the conditions of his beloved sister. “He sends his deepest affection and best wishes to the Princess for a speedy recovery”he said in a statement.
Who is Princess Anne and what is her role in the royal family
Princess Anne is the second of the four children of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. She is currently 17th in line to the throne. She has married twice: in 1973 she got married to Mark Phillips from whom he got the two children Peter and Zara while in 1992 he swore eternal love to Timothy Laurence, commander of the Royal Navy. Anne had a special bond with Elizabeth, so much so that she was the only one to travel on the same plane as the Queen’s coffin. In the last period she has been very active publicly (together with Camilla) after Charles and Kate Middleton discovered they had cancer. Now, however, the royal family will have to do without her. Yet another misfortune for the Windsors: 2024 is in all respects an annus horribilis for the English house.
