King Charles has taken to social media to extend his warmest wishes to Princess Anne on her 74th birthday.
On Thursday, August 15, the King led the tributes to the Princess Royal, taking to Twitter to wish his sister a happy birthday. His post featured a series of images, including a nostalgic photo of them enjoying a picnic on the grounds of the Royal Lodge at Windsor Castle, and another featuring them together at the Trooping the Colour.
“Wishing The Princess Royal a very Happy Birthday today!” the King wrote.
Wishing The Princess Royal a very Happy Birthday today! 🎂 pic.twitter.com/5S85cViZ7k
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) August 15, 2024
The birthday wishes were not just confined to King Charles, the public also took to social media to deliver their best wishes to Princess Anne.
Happy Birthday to one of the hardest working women in the world!!!
— Blossom22 (@ladydebbie6) August 15, 2024
Happy Birthday to the Princess Royal.
Not just a regular on the list of hard-working Royals each year but a great mom and grandmother. Beautiful exemplar. This year, please ensure the protection officer watches the horses.
— George M. Nicholas (@GeogeM3) August 15, 2024
Happy Birthday to The Princess Royal! Here’s to a wonderful day filled with joy and celebration! 👑 #RoyalBirthday
— Tomer Rozenberg (@RozenbergTomer) August 15, 2024
Happy birthday, Princess Anne! Sending love from the US! Hope you’re having an awesome birthday! ❤️❤️❤️
— 🤦🏻♀️ (@chadasianwife) August 15, 2024
Have an enjoyable day, your Royal Highness… !
— Phillip Melson (@philmelson7) August 15, 2024
The birthday messages will surely be welcomed by Princess Anne who recently returned to public duties after she was admitted to hospital after suffering a concussion.
The Princess Royal was reportedly kicked by a horse on her Gloucestershire property on Sunday, June 23, sustaining minor head injuries and a concussion. Emergency services were dispatched to the estate, and after receiving medical care at the scene, the Princess was taken to hospital to undergo further tests, treatment, and observation.
Although it appeared that Anne would delay her upcoming royal engagements during her recovery, the Princess made a welcome return to the public eye on Friday, July 12, attending the Riding for the Disabled Association National Championships held in western England.
Royal fans were thrilled to see Princess Anne return to her public duties, with many eagerly welcoming the beloved royal back to the public eye.