The princess annesister of Charles III, has been hospitalized for trauma and “minor injuries” to the head after being hit by a horse, the palace of Buckingham.
The accident occurred this Sunday afternoon, when The Princess was walking through her estate in the English countryside of Gatcombe Park. However, the origin of the injuries has not yet been confirmed, as his doctors believe that They adjust to the blow delivered by the head or leg of a horse.
When the event occurs, within the protected perimeter of its land, theto Princess was first treated by emergency services and then transferred to the medical center, where her husband accompanied her, Tim Laurence.
Princess Anne “does well” at Southmead Hospital in Bristol, south-west England, and “he is expected to make a full recovery quickly,” although he will cancel all his commitments this week, including his attendance at the banquet in honor of the emperors of Japan this Tuesday, according to the statement.
Buckingham specifies that his stay under observation in the hospital is “a precautionary measure” and it is expected that he will be discharged this week to return home.
Charles III, who is undergoing cancer treatment, is regularly informed of his sister’s condition and sends her “his love and best wishes” for her recovery, Buckingham reported.
At the time of the accident, they were at the mansion in Gloucestershire, her husband, Tim Laurence, and Ana’s children with Mark Phillips, Zara Tindall and Peter Phillips.
The rest of the family, including his brothers Charles, Andrew and Edward and the Princes of Wales, Guillermo and Catalina were notified shortly after.
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