London: a former colleague prince charles He has temporarily stepped down from the role of head of a charity founded by a British heiress following newspaper revelations about his relationship with a Saudi businessman.
NS Prince Foundation said Chief Executive Michael Fawcett had agreed to suspend his duties pending an internal investigation into the allegations by The Sunday Times and the Mail on Sunday.
Fawcett, a former servant of Charles, who is said to have lived in . lives close to Queen Elizabeth IIK’s heir is alleged to have coordinated work to give Mahfouz Marei Mubarak bin Mahfouz royal honors and even British citizenship.
The Saudi businessman donated a large sum of money to the Prince of Wales to restore projects of special interest. Mahfooz has reportedly denied any wrongdoing.
The Charles Foundation, which helps unemployed people get back to work and start small businesses, said it took newspaper reports “very seriously”.
“Michael fully supports the ongoing investigation and has confirmed that he will assist the investigation in every way possible,” it said.
According to reports, as a trusted servant, Fawcett would squeeze Charles’ toothpaste onto his brush and help him get dressed.
It is said that “I can manage without anyone other than Michael,” the prince once remarked.
In 2003, Fawcett was cleared of financial misconduct charges over the sale of unwanted royal gifts.
He was appointed as the head of the foundation in 2018 after Charles’ restructuring of the charity.
NS Prince Foundation said Chief Executive Michael Fawcett had agreed to suspend his duties pending an internal investigation into the allegations by The Sunday Times and the Mail on Sunday.
Fawcett, a former servant of Charles, who is said to have lived in . lives close to Queen Elizabeth IIK’s heir is alleged to have coordinated work to give Mahfouz Marei Mubarak bin Mahfouz royal honors and even British citizenship.
The Saudi businessman donated a large sum of money to the Prince of Wales to restore projects of special interest. Mahfooz has reportedly denied any wrongdoing.
The Charles Foundation, which helps unemployed people get back to work and start small businesses, said it took newspaper reports “very seriously”.
“Michael fully supports the ongoing investigation and has confirmed that he will assist the investigation in every way possible,” it said.
According to reports, as a trusted servant, Fawcett would squeeze Charles’ toothpaste onto his brush and help him get dressed.
It is said that “I can manage without anyone other than Michael,” the prince once remarked.
In 2003, Fawcett was cleared of financial misconduct charges over the sale of unwanted royal gifts.
He was appointed as the head of the foundation in 2018 after Charles’ restructuring of the charity.
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