The 73-year-old Princess Royal, often recognized as the King's 'right-hand woman', was seen engrossed in a large book of notes during her commute to a royal engagement in London on Wednesday morning.
Her dedication was evident as she prepared to meet with staff at the Save The Children head office in Farringdon, a role she has held as patron for Save the Children UK since 1970, marking her first significant charity affiliation.
Last month, Princess Anne commemorated 50 years of the organization's work in Sri Lanka during her royal tour, further highlighting her commitment to philanthropy.
Adorned in a smart green coat, the Princess traveled in her black Range Rover accompanied by a motorcade, ready to embark on another busy day of engagements.
Her swift return to duty follows a series of engagements during her tour of Sri Lanka, where she described herself as the 'eyes and ears' of the monarchy, emphasizing her ongoing dedication to her royal responsibilities.
