Princess Anne, who's gradually returning to normalcy after head injuries, has reportedly left her brother worried with her decision.
The Princess Royal is seemingly eager to resume full-time royal duties, as she has been seen in public for the second time since being rushed to the hospital.
The 73-year-old visited Worcestershire Royal Hospital on Friday to open the new emergency department, only four weeks after her own encounter with emergency services.
"King Charles wants Princess Anne to focus on her health and take proper rest before resuming her royal duties. However, the Princess Royal seems to be prioritizing her work over her brother's advice," an insider has claimed.
The Princess carried out her first public engagement since her accident last Friday when she presented awards at an equine competition at Hartpury University and Hartpury College in Gloucestershire.
After her appearance, Buckingham Palace issued a statement regarding the King's hardworking sister: "She began a gradual return to duties today with a visit to @rdauk’s National Championships at Hartpury University and Hartpury College."
Princess Anne also visited 4 Military Intelligence Battalion at Bulford Barracks, Salisbury, Wiltshire, on July 17. This was a private engagement with no photographers present, and it was only listed on the Court Circular afterward.
She was rushed to Southmead Hospital in Bristol on June 23, staying for five nights after being injured while out walking on her Gatcombe estate in Gloucestershire. Anne’s medical team said her head injuries were consistent with a potential impact from a horse’s head or legs. However, her concussion meant precise details of the incident are unclear. Now, she is slowly getting back to normal.
