Prince Charles’ Right Hand Man Officially Resigned. Here’s What We Know

Per Daily Mail, the former royal aide has a checkered history. In 2003, Fawcett (above, left), then serving as Prince Charles’ valet, was cleared of accusations of selling royal gifts for monetary gains, ITV reported. Fawcett resigned that year, says CNN, but came back as director of the Prince’s Foundation, an umbrella organization for Prince Charles’ various charitable efforts, in 2018. He first entered service to the royal family in 1981 as a footman to Queen Elizabeth, and quickly rose through the ranks to work for the Prince of Wales.

An inside source revealed to the Daily Mail that “Michael will have no more dealings with either His Royal Highness or Clarence House from now on. That is absolutely clear. He’s not coming back in any way, shape or form, that cannot be stressed enough.” The source also revealed how devastated Fawcett is over his broken relationship with the Royal Family, but still confirms he will also be loyal.