Prince William has hired Sqn. Ldr. Mike Reynolds as his new equerry, and they seem to have both beards and military backgrounds in common. The Prince of Wales debuted a beard while on summer ...

It was confirmed this week that the Prince of Wales, 42, brought on Sqn. Ldr. Mike Reynolds as a new equerry, a role he is taking on following service in the Royal Air Force (RAF).

Prince William is set to lose his long-serving equerry, Commander Rob Dixon, who is heading back to the Royal Navy after four years of service to the heir to the throne.

Prince George walking with Prince William's former equerry Rob Dixon at King Charles' coronation went viral on social media.

The Prince of Wales has appointed a fellow helicopter pilot as his new equerry. Sqn Ldr Mike Reynolds has been seconded from the RAF and replaces Lt Cmdr Rob Dixon, who is returning to the Royal ...

Prince William attending the Sovereign's Parade at the Royal Air Force College Cranwell, on September 12, 2024. The prince served as a helicopter pilot in both the RAF and the Air Ambulance service.

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 ...

Prince William’s equerry, Commander Rob Dixon, has bid an emotional farewell as he steps down from his royal role after four years of dedicated service. Dixon, who has accompanied the ...

Prince William’s equerry has posted an emotional farewell message on social media as he stepped down from his royal role this week.. Commander Rob Dixon has been working for Prince William and ...

Friday must have been an emotional day for the Prince and Princess of Wales, as Lieutenant Commander Rob Dixon – who has served as Prince William's equerry for the last four years – made his departure ...

Prince William's former equerry, Lt Commander Rob Dixon, shared an emotional goodbye to his royal role on Friday. The military officer was appointed to the royal household in 2020, when the Prince ...

Prince William’s former staffer, Lieutenant Commander Rob Dixon, shared a heartfelt goodbye to the royal family. “It’s time to move on,” Dixon, 42, shared in a recent LinkedIn post.