Lord Robert Fellowes, the private secretary to Queen Elizabeth II, was the uncle of Princes William and Harry and the brother-in-law of Princess Diana. At the age of 82, he passed away.
The British courtier was Diana’s primary advisor from 1990 to 1999, during a period in which three of the late monarch’s children were divorcing and she was passing away.
He provided his backing to the Queen during her “Annus Horribilis” of 1992, which encompassed the dissolution of Charles and Diana,
Andrew’s divorce from Sarah, Anne’s divorce, the destruction of Windsor Castle, and a change in public opinion toward the royal family.
Furthermore, Mohamed Al Fayed, the proprietor of Harrods, directed Lord Fellowes to deny his preposterous accusations that he was involved in a conspiracy to assassinate his son Dodi and his wife Diana.
