Former assistant Prince of Wales In a scandal involving cash in exchange for honor, he has resigned from his position as CEO of Charles Charity.
Michael Fawcett and his party planning company will no longer Clarence Palace A spokesperson said.
Mr. Fawcett, Charles’ former royal servant, temporarily resigned as the prince’s chief executive officer. Base In September.
Michael Fawcett…will not provide us with services in the future. We all agreed to end these arrangements.
But a spokesperson for the charity told PA News Agency that he had resigned.
A spokesperson for the foundation said: “Michael Fawcett has resigned as chief executive officer of the Prince Foundation.”
Mr. Fawcett was accused of promising to help obtain the jazz title and U.K Citizenship of Saudi billionaire donor.
The Sunday Mail published a letter in 2017 in which Mr. Fawcett reportedly wrote that he was willing to apply to change the honorary CBE of businessman Mahfouz Marei Mubarak bin Mahfouz to KBE and support his citizenship application.
The letter was written on the lead paper in the capacity of Mr. Fawcett as the CEO of the Dumfries House Trust at the time, stating that these applications will be a response to the trust’s “recent and expected support”.
In September, Clarence House said Charles “I don’t know the allegations of providing honor or British citizenship on the basis of the charity donated to him” and insisted that the royal family fully supports the investigation of the Prince Foundation.
On Thursday, a spokesperson for Clarence House said it was terminating arrangements with Mr. Fawcett and his party planning company Premier Mode.
The spokesperson said: “Michael Fawcett and Premier Mode will not provide services to us in the future. We both agree to terminate these arrangements.”
In 2018, during the reorganization of the Prince Charles Charity, Mr. Fawcett was appointed as the main role of the Chief Executive Officer of the Prince Charles Foundation.
