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First words from Queen Máxima after the sad news about Amalia of the Netherlands

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands has broken her silence and revealed how her daughter is doing after the accident

Queen Máxima has wanted to provide reassurance after the accident involving her daughter Amalia. Upon leaving an official event, the monarch briefly replied to journalists who were inquiring about the princess's condition. "She's fine," she said without adding further details and with an expression that reflected relief, but also restraint.

Her words were reported by several Dutch media outlets after it became known that Princess Amalia had suffered a fall from a horse. The 21-year-old was rushed into surgery at Utrecht University Hospital after fracturing an arm. Although no official medical reports have been shared, those close to the family assure that the operation went well.

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The queen has stayed by Amalia of the Netherlands's side at all times since she learned what happened. In the video recorded during a congress, it's clearly seen how she receives a call in the middle of the event that completely changes her expression. She stands up with a serious look and leaves the venue to get up to speed on the situation.

A few minutes later, Máxima returns to the event to comply with the planned protocol for the closing. She takes photos with attendees, although her attention is already focused elsewhere. When finished, she heads directly to the hospital where her daughter was undergoing surgery.

The accident of Princess Amalia of the Netherlands

The accident has caused a strong shock in the country, especially because Amalia has started to take on more and more public commitments. The fall occurred while she was practicing horseback riding, one of her greatest passions. The Royal House reported that the heiress had to be urgently transferred after suffering the injury.

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What happened has unexpectedly disrupted the official schedule of Amalia of the Netherlands, who was scheduled to participate in a photo session in the garden of Huis ten Bosch Palace. The palace has confirmed that they still can't guarantee her presence at that event. "We can't confirm her attendance," was the official response to the media.

The institution has also issued a statement indicating that more information will be provided as the real extent of the consequences becomes known. For now, no details have been released about how long the princess will need to fully recover. It's also unknown when she will appear in public again.

Queen Máxima has taken care of the situation

The Dutch press has respected a certain level of discretion, but the issue has caused concern among the public. Amalia is a very beloved figure and her development as a future queen sparks great interest. Her absence in the coming weeks could affect some of the most representative summer events.

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Meanwhile, Queen Máxima keeps her institutional schedule, although she has given absolute priority to the health of Amalia of the Netherlands. It's not the first time she shows this more personal and maternal side, in which she steps away from protocol to act as a mother. Her quick reaction to the call shows the strong bond with Amalia and the importance she places on her well-being.

This setback comes at a key moment for Amalia of the Netherlands, who in recent months had taken on greater public exposure. The fall and subsequent surgery represent an unexpected pause in her preparation as a future head of state. Even so, those closest to her insist that she's in good spirits and is recovering well.