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Princess Michael of Kent has fallen ill with blood clots, it was reported last night.
The royal, 76, who is married to the Queen's first cousin Prince Michael of Kent, is said to have been ill for nearly a month.
A source close to the princess claimed she has 'sought medical attention' after amid the concerns for her health.
The source told The Sun: 'It has been a worrying time for those around her. It has been difficult for those close to her to see her suffering. She's really been through it.'
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Princess Michael's spokesman Simon Astaire told the publication: 'I cannot comment on health issues.'
MailOnline has contacted Princess Michael's representatives for comment.
The 76-year-old is understood to have had both of her Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccinations earlier this year, though no link has been established between the jabs and the blood clots.
Earlier this year, it was decided that Britons under-30 would be offered an alternative vaccine to AstraZeneca because of the higher incidence of blood clots in recipients.
However the benefits of getting the vaccine for older people still outweighed the risks because the incidence of blood clots was so low and the risk posed by coronavirus so much higher for older age groups.
It comes after the royal was diagnosed with coronavirus last November and suffered from 'extreme fatigue and terrible fevers'.
Simon Astaire said Princess Michael tested positive for the virus after her housekeeper 'fell ill three weeks' previously, and she and her husband remained in isolation at Kensington Palace.
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Prince Michael of Kent, 76, is the paternal cousin of the Queen.
His father, Prince George, Duke of Kent, was the younger brother of King Edward VIII and the Queen's father, King George VI.
In 1978 Prince Michael married divorcee Baroness Marie Christine von Reibnitz in Vienna.
She was then given the title Princess Michael of Kent.
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