Lady Pamela Hicks, former lady-in-waiting to Elizabeth II, dies aged 97
Summary
Lady Pamela Hicks, who served Queen Elizabeth II as a lady-in-waiting and was a bridesmaid at the Queen’s wedding, has died at age 97. She was closely connected to the British Royal Family, including being a cousin of Prince Philip, and was remembered for her loyal service and long life.Key Facts
- Lady Pamela Hicks was 97 years old when she passed away.
- She was a lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth II, assisting and supporting her.
- Pamela was a bridesmaid at Queen Elizabeth II’s wedding to Prince Philip.
- She was the daughter of Louis Mountbatten and cousin to Prince Philip.
- Lady Pamela was with Princess Elizabeth in Kenya in 1952 when she learned the King had died and Elizabeth would become queen.
- She was married to interior designer David Hicks, who died in 1998, and had three children: Edwina, Ashley, and India.
- Pamela attended Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral in 2022 but did not attend King Charles III’s coronation in 2023 due to fewer invitations for guests.
- King Charles III expressed sadness at her death and gratitude for her service to the Queen.
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