Princess Anne's husband visits her in hospital after concussion incident
Princess Anne's spouse has come to the hospital to see her after she got hurt, possibly from a horse accident.
Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, aged 69, pulled up in a car at the front of Southmead Hospital in north Bristol around lunchtime on Tuesday.
He and the Princess Royal are scheduled to have lunch together.
Some people think that the 73-year-old, who is experienced with horses, received slight injuries to her head and a concussion after being kicked by a horse while strolling on her Gatcombe Park property in Gloucestershire on Sunday night.
Even though the specific reason for the injuries has not been confirmed, Anne's medical team believes that her head injuries are in line with what could happen from being hit by a horse's head or legs.
Emergency services and a helicopter ambulance arrived and provided medical care on the spot. The princess was then taken to Southmead Hospital in a vehicle for further evaluations, treatment, and monitoring.
In 1992, Anne married Sir Tim, a former officer in the Royal Navy and her second husband, in a simple and understated ceremony.
The equestrian athlete who won Olympic medals is anticipated to stay in the hospital until the end of the week.
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The Queen is still at Southmead Hospital in Bristol for monitoring as a precaution and is expected to fully recover quickly, according to a statement from Buckingham Palace on Monday.
The King was told about his sister getting hurt and he joined the rest of the royal family in hoping she would get better quickly, the statement said.
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The castle stated that the princess is "doing better".
Physicians have advised her to delay commitments for the upcoming week, which includes canceling a planned visit to Canada at the end of the week.
A palace representative stated that Her Royal Highness apologizes to anyone who may experience inconvenience or disappointment due to this situation.
The princess will not be able to go to the special dinner the King is hosting for the Japanese Emperor Naruhito and his wife, Empress Masako, who are in the UK for a visit.
