en.edatv.news, Europa Press Buckingham Palace Confirms Another Health Setback and Charles III is Devastated
A new blow shook the British Royal Family, causing a wave of concern around Charles III's circles
In Windsor, Easter Sunday left images that not everyone expected. The British royalty, gathered for one of their most traditional events, showed serious faces and gestures of concern. Some discreet movements did not go unnoticed among the attendees.
Among those present, one of the most beloved figures caused unease and concern. Life in the British royal family moves between protocol and the deepest emotions, and any change can set off alarms. Shortly after, details about the true reasons began to emerge.
A Fall That Worries Everyone
According to the Daily Mail, Princess Anne suffered a leg bruise after an incident at Gatcombe Park. This incident occurred a few days before her appearance in Windsor. "As always, she keeps going without making a fuss about it," a close source stated.
During the service, Anne walked with difficulty and leaned on an umbrella to move. Her quick exit from the temple, without exchanging greetings, did not go unnoticed. Although Buckingham did not comment immediately, Anne's circle let details slip.
The injury revives memories of her hospital admission in June 2024 after a concussion. That incident also took place at Gatcombe Park, her beloved estate in Gloucestershire. At that time, Buckingham reported that her recovery would be complete and quick.
Strength That Keeps Surprising
After her hospitalization, her husband Sir Tim Laurence publicly thanked the care received. "I would like to extend my warmest thanks to the medical team," he expressed in a statement. Anne, true to her character, resumed her schedule as soon as she could.
Later, the princess wanted to clarify what really happened that June day. "I know where I thought I was going, and it was to see the chickens, nothing to do with the horses," she explained with humor on the BBC. Her frankness and simplicity have always won public sympathy.
In that same interview, Anne reflected on the fragility of life. "This reminds you that you never know, something can happen, and you might not recover from it," she confessed. "Last summer, I was very close to not recovering," she added with emotion.
Today, this new scare has deeply touched the heart of King Charles III, who is very close to his sister. Buckingham confirms the concern while Anne continues to show her unbreakable resilience. The royal family faces this challenge with hope as their banner.
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