Princess Anne remembers 'nothing' of 2024 accident that led to concussion
By Sean MandellPrincess Anne has no memory of what precipitated her summer 2024 accident that left her with a concussion and landed her in the hospital for five nights.
King Charles' only sister, 74, opened up about the incident -- which was believed to have been caused by a horse on the royal's Gatcombe estate -- while speaking with the Press Association on Friday during a trip to South Africa, per the BBC.
Asked if the last thing she remembered was walking into a field, Anne replied, "No, I don't even remember that."
“I know where I thought I was going, and that was to go to the chickens, no, nothing to do with horses."

While saying that seeing the chickens was part of her “regular visit,” she explained, “I don’t have any idea what I was doing in the field, because I never normally went that way.”
“It just reminds you, shows you — you never quite know, something [happens] and you might not recover,” she added.
The princess continued, “You’re jolly lucky ... if you can continue to be more or less compos mentis [of sound mind], and last summer I was very close to not being."
"Take each day as it comes, they say."
She also said, "every day is a bonus, really."











