Princess Anne opened up on a royal tour of South Africa about what her accident last June at her Gatcombe Park estate taught her, whether she’ll be retiring anytime soon and if she’s suffered any long-term effects following a concussion and five day hospital stay.

Princess Anne says she has no memory of the accident that put her in hospital with concussion last summer. It was believed to be caused by a horse, but the Princess Royal says she recalls "nothing" of the incident on her Gatcombe Park estate that led to a five-night hospital stay.

The Princess Royal has said that “every day is a bonus”, seven months after a horse accident left her in hospital with concussion. The Princess spent five nights in hospital in June, with head injuries that suggested she had been struck by a horse as she walked around her Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire.

Princess Anne has spoken out for the first time about a suspected horse accident that saw her spend five nights in hospital with concussion - and the valuable life lesson she has learned

On Feb. 6, the Princess Royal, 74, returned to Southmead Hospital in Bristol, England, where she spent five days in June 2024 due to an injury. Buckingham Palace announced on June 24 that King Charles' sister "sustained minor injuries and concussion following an incident on the Gatcombe Park estate,

Kate Middleton made a poignant trip back to the hospital where she was treated for cancer last month, in a similar move, Princess Anne returned to thank the medical staff who helped her during a terrifying 2024 accident on Thursday,

Princess Anne returned to Southmead Hospital less than one year after she received treatment on-site for a concussion. The Princess Royal, 74, made an official appearance at the medical facility in Bristol,