King Charles pays homage to Princess Anne in delightful message

Royal family honoured Princess Anne after she represented her cancer-stricken King Charles at significant royal engagements. 

The Princess Royal University College London's east campus where she interacted with researchers, students and scientists. 

Moreover, Zara Tindall's mother attended the WISE Awards and celebrated the scientific achievements of the researchers.

The King's office released photos of Princess Anne from her visit alongside a delightful message. 

The statement reads, "The Princess Royal has been celebrating scientific achievement and innovation in London!"

"As Chancellor of @UniOfLondon, The Princess met researchers, students and scientists at the @UCL East Campus, who are using AI to train robots to help with search and rescue operations and to make surgery safer and more precise."

"Her Royal Highness, as Patron, also attended the WISE Awards, an evening celebrating pioneering individuals driving gender equity in STEM."

It is pertinent to note that Princess Anne, who is known as the hardest-working member of the royal family, stepped up in her royal duties, especially after the diagnosis of cancer in her brother, King Charles. 

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