Lord Robert Fellowes, the former private secretary to Queen Elizabeth II and brother-in-law to Princess Diana, has passed away at the age of 82. He served the Queen from 1990 to 1999, guiding her through tumultuous times, including multiple royal divorces and Diana's tragic death. Fellowes was born at Sandringham House and had a notable career, having also worked in banking after his military service. He is survived by his wife, Lady Jane Fellowes, and their three children, although neither of his nephews, Princes Harry and William, have publicly commented on his death. Fellowes was previously involved in denying conspiracy theories regarding Diana's passing. His influence in the royal household and personal connection to significant historical events make his death a poignant moment for the royal family.