Princess Anne, sister of King Charles III, is still hospitalized and does not remember what happened to her

Anne, Princess Royal, right hand of King Charles III, He spent his second night in Bristol hospitalafter suffering a concussion from apparent kick to the head by a horsein its estate of Gloucestershire. She was found passed out in her British camp and Nobody knows exactly what happened.

An emergency helicopter arrived at the scene. But she was eventually taken to Bristol by ambulance with head injuries. He suffers temporary memory loss due to the blow.

The Princess Royal is “fine,” said the vice admiral Sir Tim Laurence, her husband, after visiting her this Tuesday in the hospital. She described her recovery as “slowly but surely.”

Sir Tim, 69, arrived at Bristol’s Southmead Hospital shortly after midday and entered the front steps.

He carried a large blue insulated bag that he said contained “just a few goodies from home.” She left after lunch, two hours later. He offered a brief update on his wife’s condition before returning to the house.

The retired Navy officer accompanied Princess Anne, 73 years oldon the journey from his Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire to the hospital on Sunday night.

It is believed that due to the concussion, he suffers a temporary memory loss related to the incident. Which means that the specific details about what happened in the accident are not yet certain. There were no apparent witnesses to the accident. She was found by one of the employees unconscious in the middle of the field.

However, his medical team of neurologists, in the hospital’s specialized unit, said that his injuries were consistent with the possible impact of a horse’s head or legs. Palace sources said she was awake on Monday.

The princess, a former Olympic equestrian, was walking around her estate when the incident occurred.

Neighbors also saw a police helicopter flying over the area. No one else is believed to have been involved. The princess always rode to the town and talked to everyone.

Southmead is the largest hospital in the South West and has a specialist neuroscience unit. It also houses the only center of major traumatology for adults of the Severn Major Trauma Network, which works alongside six other units in the region.

Police stand outside the Bristol Brain Center at Southmead Hospital, where Princess Anne is recovering.

The King and Queen, the Duke of York, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Prince of Wales were informed on Sunday evening. It is not known if they notified Harry and Meghan of the fact. The monarch is being kept informed and sent his “most affectionate love and good wishes” to his sister. So far only her husband has visited her. It’s not often that the Royals visit each other when they are sick.

Buckingham Palace said the princess was expected to make a “full and rapid” recovery. She could be discharged from the hospital later this week.

A spokesman said she was “in a comfortable condition” and would be kept in hospital “as a precautionary measure, for further observation.”

Rishi Sunak, the prime minister, and Sir Keir Starmer, the Labor leader, They abandoned the electoral campaign to send the princess his best wishes for a speedy recovery.

At her home in Gloucestershire, Anne typically relaxes, enjoys time with family and rides horses daily, like her mother, Queen Elizabeth II. It’s a place where “it’s really nice to come back and be yourself.”

Although she maintains a residence at St James’s Palace for use when in London, the rest of the time she can be found comfortably at her country house in the Gatcombe Park estate, 700 acres, in the heavenly Cotswolds.

In Gatcombe, located between the villages of Minchinhampton and Avening in Gloucestershire, the Princess Royal is surrounded by everything she loves: her extended family (with more than one ex-royal wife), horses and bull terriers.

While Highgrove, her brother King Charles’s home in nearby Tetbury, features impeccably manicured gardens and carefully selected décor, the Princess Royal’s Grade II listed home is a true country house. Cozy, messy, with the sheep in the garden and his whole family living aroundincluding her ex-husband, her son’s ex-wife, her children and grandchildren.

Her living room, seen in a photograph posted on Instagram during Covid, It’s a comfortable jumble of family photos, display cases filled with animal decorations, dog beds, sofas with distinctly ’70s floral prints, and bold lime green curtains. Decidedly more rural than royal.

Princess Anne greatly resembles her Greek father, Prince Philip. Independent, direct, capable of maintaining a technical dialogue with anyone and with a prodigious memory. Many want her as queen.

Anne’s family ties are so close that her son and daughter, Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall, still live on the estate. There are many houses and cottages in it estate. Following Peter’s divorce from Autumn Phillips in 2021, both he and Canadian Autumn remained living in different houses for several months, to make it easier to co-parent their two daughters, Savannah and Isla.

Even the princess’s ex-husband, Captain Mark Phillips, He spent many years living at Aston Farm from Gatcombe after their separation and can still often be found there. Captain Phillips’ daughter Stephanie, who is Zara and Peter’s half-sister, also grew up on the estate. Mark continues to organize the annual Festival of British Eventing with the Princess Royal, in the park grounds.

The princess is more than thrifty. Collect coupons from newspapers, with which you pay for the restaurants and pubs you visit. Patron of the Scottish Rugby Union, watches England play Scotland with her husband, in his living room. He helps manage the property.

Gatcombe has been owned by Anne since 1976, when the Queen bought it as a wedding gift for herself and her then husband, Captain Phillips. Its previous owner, former Conservative home secretary Lord Butler, sold it for between £500,000 and £750,000, the equivalent of almost £6m today.

The 18th-century manor house consists of five main bedrooms, four secondary bedrooms, four reception rooms, a library, a billiard room and a conservatory, as well as staff accommodation.

Gatcombe Park, with its 700 acres of land, was the ideal home for two dedicated horsemen. Anne won medals at the European Eventing Championships and, in 1976, she became the first member of the British royal family to compete in the Olympic Games, while her husband won an Olympic gold.

However, the couple’s marriage was plagued by infidelities on both sides. Phillips reportedly had “semi-public” relationships with “society prostitute” Pamella Bordes, a Canadian public relations executive, and with a British television show host. In 1985, he had a son with a New Zealand art teacher, Heather Tonkin.

The princess was due to fly to Canada later this week. But she now postponed the trip on the advice of doctors. She sent her apology to those who may feel uncomfortable or disappointed as a result of her canceled engagements.

He will also miss a state banquet, held in honor of the visit of the Emperor and Empress of Japan, this Tuesday.

It is not the first time that the Princess loses his memory after an equestrian accident.

At the 1976 Olympics, he suffered a bad fall in a jump when his horse, Goodwill, got stuck in muddy mud. He later described the memory of it as “almost nonexistent for that day.”

The princess, often considered the hardest-working member of the royal family, is known for her no-nonsense approach, common sense and commitment to royal duty, which she inherited from her father, with whom she was close friends.

In Trooping the Color Earlier this month, she was photographed skillfully keeping the horse Noble, given to the king by the Canadian Mounted Police, and kept under control when he seemed agitated.

The Princess won the individual championship at Burghley in 1971 and was voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year.

In 1976 he participated in the Montreal Olympic Games as a three-day participant with the British equestrian team.

The princess He survived a kidnapping attempt in 1974, when a gunman tried to kidnap her and her then-husband, Captain Mark Phillips, as they were being driven along The Mall to Buckingham Palace.

She remained calm. When the gunman, Ian Ball, told her to “come with me for a day or two” because she wanted £2 million, she replied that was “not very likely”and I don’t have 2 million pounds “.