In a recent interview with Lady Victoria Harvey on GB News America, doubts have been cast on the severity of Princess Anne‘s recent horse-related incident.
According to Harvey, the incident involving the Princess Royal was far more serious than what Buckingham Palace initially disclosed.
Initially described as minor injuries and concussion by palace officials, Harvey revealed exclusive information suggesting a different narrative.
She expressed her belief that Princess Anne’s condition was much graver than portrayed to the public.
“It’s not serious.
But actually, I think with her, Anne, it is actually way more serious than it could have been,” Harvey asserted during the interview with host Nana Akua.
Harvey went on to disclose that Princess Anne had been unconscious for an extended period before being discovered.
“She was unconscious for quite some time before anyone found her, and completely lost her memory and doesn’t know what happened,” Harvey shared, underlining the seriousness of the situation.
The details surrounding the incident remain unclear, with Harvey indicating uncertainty about the circumstances leading to Princess Anne’s injuries.
Speculations suggest she may have been kicked in the head while near or on a horse, leading to her unconscious state and memory loss.
Regarding the Royal Family’s response to Princess Anne’s health crisis, Harvey emphasized the close-knit support system within the family.
“Their family is super close and her children Zara and Peter will be there, I’m sure Mike Tyndall is there as well with their kids,” she noted, highlighting the unity within the Royal Household during challenging times.
Nana Akua, the host, also commented on the broader health challenges facing the Royal Family, mentioning the role stress could play in their wellbeing.
“Stress does trigger illness, we do know that, and undoubtedly the Royal Family will be under a lot of stress,” Akua observed, shedding light on the potential impact of stress on their health.
Following her discharge from Southmead Hospital in Bristol, Princess Anne is currently recuperating at home.
During her absence, her husband, Sir Timothy Lawrence, has stepped in admirably to fulfill her public engagements.
Recently, Sir Tim represented Princess Anne at the annual awards dinner for the Royal Academy of Engineering, held at the Peninsula, London, where he joined news presenter Krishnan Guru Murthy on stage to announce the winners.
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