Princess Anne isn’t planning on slowing down anytime soon.

During a royal trip to South Africa, the princess opened up about the 2024 injury that led to a concussion, but but showed that she can joke about it too.

Princess Anne said retirement “isn’t really an option” for members of the royal family. The Princess Royal, 74, was asked about potential plans to cut back on royal duties in an interview with the Press Association published on Friday4.

Anne — the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s only daughter — was forced to cancel all of her official duties slated in the weeks that followed the accident, including a state visit and a trip to Canada. The beloved royal experienced temporary memory loss after the injury, as well as a concussion.

Tough as old boots Princess Anne has revealed she has no recollection of the terrifying incident that led to her being knocked out by a horse last year, and said the experience has made her realize that “every day is a bonus.

She says she cannot remember the incident that put her in hospital with concussion last summer.

During a recent trip to South Africa, Princess Anne said she couldn’t recall the accident that led to her 2024 hospitalization

According to BBC News, the Princess Royal, 74, quipped that she's "jolly lucky" to still be "more or less compos mentis" (Latin for "being in full possession of one's mind") follo

Skynews.com.au Digital Reporter Reilly Sullivan has discussed Princess Anne opening up about her horrific horse attack last year.