Princess Anne recovering in hospital after concussion and minor injuries from horse-related incident

Princess Anne recently rode in the Trooping the Colour parade, showcasing her horsemanship.

Princess Anne, the 73-year-old sister of King Charles, is currently recovering in the hospital after sustaining a concussion and minor injuries in a horse-related incident at her Gatcombe Park estate. While the exact details of the incident remain unclear due to Anne's concussion, her injuries are consistent with a potential impact from a horse.

Her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, visited her and reported that she is "recovering well." The Royal Family has expressed their well-wishes for a speedy recovery.

Due to her hospitalization, Princess Anne has had to postpone her engagements for the week, including events related to the Japanese state visit and a trip to Canada. She is expected to return home later this week.

Known for her dedication to royal duties and her passion for equestrianism, Princess Anne is a highly respected member of the royal family. She recently rode in the Trooping the Colour parade, showcasing her expert horsemanship.