Former royal protection officer Graham “Crackers” Craker, who looked after Princes William and Harry following Princess Diana’s death in 1997, has passed away at the age of 77. Craker accompanied the young princes during Diana’s televised funeral and also assisted in transporting her body to her final resting place. The cause of Craker’s death has not been revealed.
A charity organization, Southern Maltings, expressed sadness over Craker’s passing, describing him as a valued friend and colleague. Craker, who had a long career in the U.K. police force, was affectionately nicknamed “Crackers” by the princes in his memoir.
In an interview following Diana’s death, Craker described the difficulty in processing the news and the emotional impact on the royal family. He recalled a heartbreaking moment where he saw William the morning after the car crash that claimed Diana’s life and offered his condolences, receiving a poignant thank you from the young prince.
The legacy of Princess Diana continues to be cherished by the British royal family and the public worldwide. Princess Diana’s untimely death in 1997 left a lasting impact, with her sons Prince William and Prince Harry continuing to honor her memory in various ways. Princess Diana’s brother pays tribute to her annually on the anniversary of her passing.
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