Sir Ranulph Fiennes' Family Concerned Over Lack of Contact
Relatives report being unable to visit or contact the renowned British explorer for months, raising concerns about his well-being and whereabouts.
Relatives and friends of British explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes have expressed deep concern after being unable to contact or visit him for several months. His former sister-in-law, Arabella Pepper, told BBC Newsnight that his loved ones are unaware of his location and wish to see him.
"All his friends and family want to see him and take him Toblerones and cheer him up, but we don't know where is," Pepper stated.
Allegations suggest that Sir Ranulph, 82, has been placed in multiple care homes under assumed names. These claims reportedly stem from a family dispute involving his second wife, Louise Millington-Cotes. Sir Ranulph's stepson, Alex Millington-Cotes, has called for the power of attorney held by his mother to be revoked and transferred to individuals who he believes will act in Sir Ranulph's best interests.
Louise Millington-Cotes has not yet responded to requests for comment on these allegations or the family's concerns.