Lord Robert Fellowes, Former Private Secretary to Queen Elizabeth II, Dies at 82

Fellowes played a crucial role during the Queen's tumultuous 1990s and was a key figure in the royal family's inner circle.

Lord Fellowes served as Queen Elizabeth II's private secretary from 1990 to 1999, a period marked by significant challenges for the monarchy.
He was married to Lady Jane Fellowes, sister of Princess Diana, making him an uncle to Princes William and Harry.
Fellowes was instrumental in managing the royal family's public image and internal affairs during crises, including the aftermath of Princess Diana's death.
After retiring from royal service, Fellowes became an advocate for prison reform and held various significant roles, including chairman of Barclays Private Banking.
His death has brought a period of mourning for the royal family, particularly affecting Princes William and Harry.