Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II, who stunned her country by abdicating earlier this year, has been discharged from a hospital after a fall earlier this week.

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, 84, who "shockingly" renounced the Danish throne in January after 52 years, is in Copenhagen's University Hospital after falling at her Fredensborg Castle home recently.

Denmark's ex-monarch Queen Margrethe, who abdicated in January, has canceled her upcoming engagements after she suffered neck and hand injuries in a fall earlier this week, the palace said Friday. "On Wednesday evening,

Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II who stunningly abdicated earlier this year, has been admitted to a hospital after falling in her home.

Denmark's former Queen Margrethe II has been discharged from hospital following a fall, the Danish court said on Friday. The 84-year-old, who abdicated earlier this year, is now back home at Fredensborg Castle after sustaining "an injury concerning the vertebrae of the neck as well as a fracture in the left hand,

Margrethe was admitted late Wednesday to the university hospital in Copenhagen for observation after falling in the evening at Fredensborg Castle, north of the Danish capital. The royal household said in a statement that the mother of King Frederik X was "in good spirits and is doing well” but "will,

Queen Margrethe of Denmark was hospitalized after falling at home. On Sept. 18, the former monarch, 84, was hospitalized in Copenhagen after falling at Fredensborg Castle, according to multiple reports.