Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, aged 83, has been hospitalized following an injury sustained during her trip to Luxembourg. The incident reportedly occurred as she was visiting the area for a series of meetings with officials and European leaders. According to her spokesperson, Pelosi was admitted to a local hospital for treatment after experiencing a fall, though details regarding the specific nature of her injury have not been disclosed.
Pelosi’s office has confirmed that she is receiving appropriate medical attention and is expected to make a full recovery. “Speaker Pelosi is grateful for the concern shown by everyone and looks forward to resuming her travels soon,” the spokesperson stated.
The trip to Luxembourg was part of a broader agenda in Europe, where Pelosi has been advocating for various political issues, including global security and democratic governance. Her absence from scheduled events has raised concerns among her colleagues and supporters.
The incident was first reported by local Luxembourg media, which emphasized her prominence in U.S. and global politics. Many have sent messages of support via social media, wishing her a swift recovery. Democratic Representative Adam Schiff tweeted, “Wishing Nancy a quick recovery. We need her strong voice in our party!”
As of now, there is no timeline for when Pelosi will be discharged or when she might continue her European engagements. Further updates are expected in the coming days as more information becomes available.
