In heartbreaking news today, Princess Anne is speaking out about her health for the first time since she sustained a concussion and minor injuries in a horse-related incident at her country home.

The brave princess said that she can’t remember a single thing about the incident. The royal family then forced her to make a shocking decision regarding her recent health situation.

King Charles’s sister was discharged from the hospital after five days of medical attention a few weeks back.

The diary and royal family website have been updated to remove Princess Anne’s engagement next week as she is still recovering from her accident last month.

Discussing her small break, the public and media may expect regular updates, putting pressure on Princess Anne and the royal family to provide ongoing information about her health status.

Releasing a photo comes with some possible risk, it could lead to misunderstandings. If she appears too frail, it might raise more concern, but if she appears too well, it might be seen as downplaying the seriousness of her condition.

In a shared announcement, King Charles expressed concern for his sister amid her recent visit to the Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) National Championships.

He has been kept closely informed and joins the whole royal family in sending his fondest love and well wishes to the princess for a speedy recovery. Appearing in high spirits at Harper University in Gloucester today, Anne could be seen nursing a bruised left eye and face covered with makeup.

The princess, however, was on super form. It’s a huge honor for the princess to come to the RDA as her only event since the incident. It’s hugely motivating and inspiring to have her here. Since the incident, which left her with a concussion and minor injuries to the head, the princess has been recovering at her home in Gloucester and has been following standard concussion protocols.

Palace officials said she will continue her rehabilitation at home as she eases back into public life.

When Princess Anne left the hospital, her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, issued a short statement voicing his gratitude to her care team “I would like to extend my warmest thanks to the team at Southmead Hospital for their care, expertise, and kindness during my wife’s stay,” said Sir Tim.

He gave a brief update to reporters about his wither’s health after viuting her at the hospital on June 25, saying that she was recovering slowly and that she would be out when she’s ready.

Anne’s medical team said her head injuries were consistent with a potential impact from a horse’s head or legs, but her concussion has meant precise details of how the incident came about are not clear.

An air ambulance was scrambled to take the princess to the hospital, but in the end, she traveled by road after being treated by an emergency czew onsite. Consistently cited as the hardest working royal by the count of official engagements recorded in the court circular, the Princess Royal was forced to clear her calendar after being injured.

A palace spokesperson confirmed she would not be at the lluclongham Palace banquet King Charles threw on June 25 in honor of the Japanese state visit, and her trip to Canada later that week was also canceled on medical advice

Last year, it was proclaimed Princess Ainne as the hardest working member of the royal family as she attended the most engagements recorded in the court circular. Peter Phillips spoke about how he was inspired by his parents’ drive “Both our parents have been hugely influential to Zara and myself and I think primarily it’s through their work ethic” the explainest earlier this year.

“Both of them are incredibly handworking, and both in their 70s, they’re still working a lot harder than either of them probably expected.

But then, as my mother always said, from their penpective, they had pretty good role models from my grandparents, who were still working in their 901” referming to Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip “Everyone has a huge amount to live up to, and ultimately, they all live by example”