U.S. Representative Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), former Speaker of the House of Representatives, speaks at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

Former Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi84, recovering in a Luxembourg hospital after a serious illness Hip injury during an official engagement. Pelosi attended an 80th anniversary ceremony Battle of the Bulge as part of a non-partisan Congressional delegation when the incident occurred.
According to her spokesman Ian Krager, Pelosi is receiving “excellent treatment from doctors and medical professionals” but will not be able to attend the remaining events of the trip. While there are few details about the fall, sources familiar with the matter confirmed that she tripped during an event and injured her hip.
Rep. Michael McCaulR-Texas, who is also part of the delegation, expressed his support for Pelosi and shared a message on social media: “Praying for a speedy recovery. She is strong and I am confident she will bounce back in no time.” McCaul noted that Pelosi was looking forward to the honor World War II veterans during the trip.
Pelosi’s injury follows a series of high-profile public appearances, including attending the Kennedy Center Honors and swearing in former House colleagues. Although Pelosi stepped down from her leadership post two years ago, she remained active in Congress, representing her district in San Francisco.
The fall also comes two years after her husband Paul Pelosi was violently attacked by an intruder in their home, an incident that was widely condemned.
Pelosi’s spokesman assured that she was looking forward to returning to the United States soon. Her injury reflects a recent downfall of the Republican Senate leader Mitch McConnell82, who stumbled on the Senate floor earlier this week, spraining his wrist and cutting his face.
Lawmakers and well-wishers continue to send their support as Pelosi recovers from her injury.