Prince William’s Equerry Rob Dixon Steps Down After Four Years

Lieutenant Commander Dixon reflects on his tenure during a transformative royal period as he returns to the Royal Navy.

Lieutenant Commander Rob Dixon, equerry to Prince William, announced his departure after serving in the role for over four years.
Dixon is returning to the Royal Navy, where he has served for nearly 24 years, marking the end of his extended equerry appointment, which typically lasts three years.
During his tenure, Dixon played a role in significant royal events, including the funerals of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the Platinum Jubilee, and King Charles III’s coronation.
In a personal LinkedIn post, Dixon expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve the royal household and reflected on the friendships and experiences he gained.
Squadron Leader Mike Reynolds, a Royal Air Force helicopter pilot and Afghanistan veteran, has been named as Dixon’s successor.