Terry Hutt, a well-known royal superfan nicknamed the “Union Jack man,” has died at age 91. Multiple reports say he met Queen Elizabeth II more times than any other member of the public. He was known for travelling to royal locations and, in particular, for camping outside hospitals for several nights ahead of royal births. The accounts also describe his long-standing devotion to the royal family and the public visibility of his support over many years. In later life, he continued to be recognized for his repeated appearances and meetings with the Queen. The reports reference that he earned the nickname “Union Jack man,” linking his identity to the Union flag and his consistent presence at major royal events. His death marks the loss of a prominent figure associated with public anticipation of royal milestones and with frequent interactions with the late Queen. The cause of death is not stated in the provided material.