Princess Anne has broken her silence after receiving treatment for minor head injuries and a concussion.

The 73-year-old royal is currently recuperating at her residence in Gatcombe Park.

Her absence was keenly felt as she was unable to attend a memorial service in Canada honoring the centennial of the Newfoundland National War Memorial.

Expressing deep regret, the Governor-General of Canada conveyed Princess Anne’s sadness at missing the event.

The Governor-General reminisced about past commemorations and extended warm wishes to mark the special day of remembrance.

Princess Anne, a granddaughter of the late Queen, sustained her injuries while walking on her estate at Gatcombe Park.

Although the exact cause of her injuries remains unknown, medical professionals have indicated that they are consistent with those typically associated with horse-related incidents.

Vice Admiral Timothy Lawrence, Princess Anne’s husband, visited her at Bristol Hospital, where she was under observation for four days following the accident.

Upon her discharge from the hospital, Vice Admiral Lawrence expressed gratitude to the medical team at Southmead Hospital for their care and support during Princess Anne’s brief stay.

Currently, the Duchess of Sussex is recuperating at Gatcombe Park and will resume her public engagements based on medical advice.

The incident has raised concerns about the safety of royal family members engaging in outdoor activities.

Princess Anne’s well-being is paramount, and her recovery will be closely monitored by healthcare professionals.

The royal family appreciates the outpouring of support and well wishes from the public during this challenging time.

As Princess Anne focuses on her recovery, the royal household assures the public that she is receiving the best possible care.

Updates on her condition will be provided as necessary, and her return to official duties will be determined by her medical team.

The incident serves as a reminder of the inherent risks associated with outdoor pursuits, even for members of the royal family.