Princess Anne, forced to pause public duties due to head injuries, made a triumphant return to work at the Riding for the Disabled Association’s national championships in Gloucestershire. The 73-year-old royal, known for her hard work and dedication, looked smart and upbeat as she attended the event in a grey suit, navy hat, and gloves. Anne, who spent five nights in the hospital after suffering from concussion, has a long-standing involvement with the charity, serving as its Patron since 1971 and President since 1986. As a keen equestrian herself, Princess Anne's return to the RDA event was a heartfelt comeback to a cause close to her heart. With over five decades of invaluable support, Anne's dedication to charitable work, like with Save the Children, showcases her as a stalwart and influential figure in the royal family.