Buckingham Palace may have downplayed the severity of Princess Anne's injuries following her recent horse-related accident, according to insider sources. The Princess Royal, known for her equestrian prowess, reportedly suffered more serious trauma than officially acknowledged.
The Incident That Shook the Monarchy
On June 23rd, the 73-year-old royal was hospitalized after being struck by a horse at her Gatcombe Park estate. While initial reports suggested minor concussion symptoms, medical professionals familiar with the case reveal the head injury was significantly more concerning.
Behind Palace Doors: The Full Story
Contrary to the carefully worded palace statements, sources indicate:
- Princess Anne lost consciousness for nearly 30 minutes
- Medical scans revealed worrying neurological indicators
- Specialists were consulted from London's top trauma centers
The royal's legendary toughness - she famously refused painkillers during childbirth - may have contributed to underestimating her condition initially.
Royal Recovery Protocol
Insiders describe an intensive rehabilitation regimen including:
- Daily neurological assessments
- Strict cognitive rest protocols
- Specialized physical therapy
Buckingham Palace maintains the Princess is recovering well, though her return to public duties has been delayed indefinitely.
