Prince William’s right-hand man and equerry Lt. Cdr. Rob Dixon announced his departure from his equerry role in an emotional Nov. 29 post on LinkedIn, writing that “it’s time to move on” and “it’s the right thing to do.

Lieutenant Commander Rob Dixon leaves his position as Prince William’s equerry after four years. Appointed in September 2020, Dixon facilitated several significant royal events. He returns to the Royal Navy,

After he was appointed by the royal household in 2020, Prince William’s royal equerry is stepping down following four years of service.

Prince William’s equerry, Lieutenant Commander Rob Dixon, has announced that he is stepping down from his post after four years. “I’ve had the most incredible opportunity to serve in a role that not only challenged me,

Prince William’s equerry, Lieutenant Commander Rob Dixon, announced that he is stepping down from his post after four years. “I’ve had the most incredible opportunity to serve in a role that not only challenged me,

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