**Title: Princess Anne’s Health Scare: A Closer Look at the Royal Incident**

In a surprising turn of events, Lady Victoria Harvey has raised eyebrows regarding the recent horse-related incident involving Princess Anne.

During an exclusive interview with GB News America, Harvey suggested that the public might not be receiving the complete picture about the severity of the situation.

The incident, which occurred on Anne's Gatcombe Park estate, was initially downplayed by Buckingham Palace.

Officials described the injuries as minor and mentioned that the Princess would be just fine.

However, Harvey believes the reality is far graver than what has been publicly acknowledged.

“With her, it is actually way more serious than it could have been,” she emphasized during her conversation with host Nana Akua.

Delving deeper into the circumstances surrounding the incident, Harvey shared alarming details about Anne's condition.

According to her, the Princess was unconscious for a significant period before anyone came to her aid.

“She was unconscious for quite some time before anyone found her, and completely lost her memory and doesn't know what happened,” Harvey revealed, underscoring the seriousness of the situation.

The specifics of how the incident unfolded remain unclear.

Harvey speculated that Anne may have suffered a kick to the head, leading to her prolonged unconsciousness.

“That is the part that is not known, but it sounds like she possibly got kicked in the head and was lying unconscious for quite some time,” she recounted, indicating a troubling lack of clarity surrounding the events.

As for the Royal Family's reaction to this health scare, Harvey highlighted the strong support system surrounding Princess Anne.

She noted, “Their family is super close, and her children Zara and Peter will be there.

I'm sure Mike Tyndall is there as well with their kids.” This statement points to the unity and solidarity within the Royal Household during challenging times.

Nana Akua also weighed in on the broader implications of stress on the Royal Family's health.

“Stress does trigger illness, we do know that, and undoubtedly the Royal Family will be under a lot of stress,” she remarked, hinting at the pressures faced by the royals amid ongoing public scrutiny.

Currently, Princess Anne is recuperating at home after being discharged from Southmead Hospital in Bristol.

Her husband, Sir Timothy Lawrence, has stepped up admirably, taking over her public engagements during her recovery.

Just recently, he represented the Princess at the annual awards dinner for the Royal Academy of Engineering held at the Peninsula in London.