Princess Anne was so busy that she didn't even have time to drink a cup of tea
Royal journalist Lauren Welch broke the news that Princess Anne had had her busiest week and seemed to have reached her limit. Since Charles and Kate were diagnosed with cancer, Anne has taken on most of the official duties and is also known as the pinnacle of the royal family.
According to foreign media analysis, Anne has to handle about one-third of the royal family's official duties, and she is now 73 years old. Just last month, he visited the seaside town of Xia County, attended a number of official events, and became King Charles's right-hand man.
Hannah Furness, royal editor of The Telegraph, broke the news that when she met with Princess Anne, she clearly felt how busy she was. Anne barely had any time to rest, and she couldn't stop at all.
With all the business already in place for the next few months, Princess Anne needs an efficient team. Wherever Anne went, she was able to provide precise service to ensure that nothing was left to chance.
According to a veteran member of the Royal team, Princess Anne is filled all the time of the week and never has time to rest. The most exaggerated point is that Princess Anne didn't even have time for a cup of tea, which shows how tight her schedule is.
Now that the British royal family is facing a serious health crisis, Princess Anne is naturally obliged. As the eldest princess of England, Anne's itinerary is destined to be filled, which is also what she herself requests.
Therefore, Princess Anne's official duties have always been in the first place, almost in a state of continuous rotation. Although the other members of the royal family are more famous and popular, Anne has the largest workload, similar to Princess Sirindhorn of Thailand.
Even when working from home, Anne hosts eight Royal Dairy Innovation Award winners. Since Princess Anne was so busy, she didn't have time for dessert or a cup of tea.
According to foreign media reports, Princess Anne went all out to handle official affairs and maintain the rule of the monarchy with practical actions. Especially after the two core members were diagnosed with cancer, Princess Anne did not flinch at all, and did her best to escort her brother.
At the just-concluded Windsor Investiture Ceremony, Princess Anne worked for three hours in a row, and there were other schedules after the end. In the evening, he also attended a palace dinner to celebrate the establishment of the Duke of Edinburgh's Commonwealth Research Society, and also held talks with the guests.
According to foreign media reports, Princess Anne was busy until late at night that day, which was indeed a huge test for a grandmother's generation. From Monday to Friday, Princess Anne traveled a total of 818 miles, directly breaking the record for the British royal family.
In fact, the current Princess Anne is already exercising the power of regency and doing her best to maintain the rule of the monarchy. King Charles needed to recuperate from cancer, and William also needed to take care of his ailing wife, so the burden fell directly on Anne.
Perhaps Princess Anne is too tired, so future generations have voluntarily given up their royal titles, not wanting them to follow their own path. It was precisely because of Anne that the rest of the royal family was able to live a peaceful life, and also won valuable rest time for William.
Even if she is busy with official business, Princess Anne has no complaints, and is willing to dedicate her life to the British royal family and follow in the footsteps of Queen Elizabeth. It seems that in Anne's heart, she wants to be like a mother, always putting the interests of the royal family first, and both mother and daughter are fulfilling the promise they made back then.