King Charles loses 'most loyal of the loyal' staff member after 40 years of service

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King Charles loses 'most loyal of the loyal' staff member after 40 years of service.

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One of the King's longest-serving and most devoted members of staff is stepping down from his position this weekend following more than four decades at the monarch's side.Bernie Flannery, throughout his time at the Palace, oversaw countless marriages, divorces, Princess Diana, the death of the Queen and then King Charles's accession to the throne.Royal author Robert Jobson broke the news, revealing: "Bernie Flannery leaves the King's personal staff this weekend."The loyal butler is the latest of His Majesty's team to leave his side, after more than forty years at his beck and call." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr Jobson paid warm tribute to the departing butler, describing him as "the most loyal of the loyal" and wishing him a happy retirement.Mr Flannery began his royal career aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia before moving into Charles' personal service in the early 1990s.Such was the impression he made that when the then Prince of Wales and Princess Diana separated, both wished...

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