Is everything fine with the future King? Prince William's close aide and right-hand man has resigned, citing a personal reason in an emotional post
Rob Dixon, who has already served as an equerry to Prince William since the year 2020 eventually announced his departure from the role in an emotional LinkedIn post while stating it was ‘time to move on’, reported People.
According to People, in his message, Rob Dixon expressed his gratitude for the ‘incredible opportunity’ to serve while highlighting how the role allowed him to grow and contribute alongside a talented team. He also reflected on significant events during his tenure which included the funerals of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II, the Platinum Jubilee celebrations and King Charles III’s coronation.
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Rob Dixon put an emphasis on the finite nature of an equerry's role while noting that transitioning to a new person is part of the process, asserted People. He now plans to return to his position in the Royal Navy after nearly 24 years of service.
Equerries assist senior royals with public engagements and manage their official schedules and typically they serve for near about three years, noted People. Rob Dixon has already exceeded this duration by serving over four years.
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