Princess Michael Hospitalized After Stroke

0:00It's March 7, and here's what's happening across entertainment and pop culture. Princess Michael of Kent is seriously ill after suffering a stroke. The 81-year-old royal, married to Queen Elizabeth II's first cousin, Prince Michael, is now bedridden according to a close friend. This health crisis follows a string of setbacks. Late last year, she appeared at King Charles's pre-Christmas lunch at Buckingham Palace, with her wrists and splints from a fall at Kensington Palace. The fall left her with broken bones in her hands, making everyday tasks like brushing her teeth impossible. Doctors warned that any misstep could slow her recovery. That injury came less than a year after heart surgery, marking a rough stretch for the princess who has been in the royal family for nearly 50 years. She married Prince Michael in 1978 with the late Queen's approval, despite being a divorce Catholic. He gave up his succession rights, and they have two children. 46-year-old Lord Freddie Windsor, and 44-year-old Lady Gabriela Kingston, appreciation to our sponsor

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