Princess Anne avoids ‘interview’ after returning to work after accident

Princess Anne spent three weeks recovering at her home in Gatcombe Park from a “mysterious” horse accident on June 23. After returning to work in mid-July, Her Royal Highness reportedly wants to “avoid this turmoil” and simply “move on”.

“I don’t think Princess Anne is particularly the self-pitying type,” said the royal expert Gareth Russell shared. “I don’t think we’ll see a big interview where she even talks about the horseback riding accident. I don’t think that’s really in her nature. That being said, she’s often pretty open in interviews, so if she’s asked about it, maybe she’ll talk about it.”

“But I would be very surprised if she felt it was in the public interest or an obligation to sit down and talk about the incident in which she was injured,” he added. “I don’t think that’s consistent with her personality or her history.”

An experienced horse rider, the Princess is currently in Paris where she will compete in the full 2024 Summer Olympics in the French capital. She competed in the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, Canada and is now the official President of the British Olympic Association.

The hard-working royal has been making headlines since the incident surrounding her head injury in late June, which resulted in memory loss that resulted in partial loss of her memory.

“We still don’t know exactly what happened when she met that horse and what happened,” the royal reporter said Michael Cole served “Apparently she has no memory of it. So maybe it remains a secret between her and the horse.”