Sir John Lorimer took up the position in 2021
The Lieutenant Governor says he doesn't think he'll be able to stay on the Isle of Man when his tenure finishes.
Sir John Lorimer took up the position, which is usually a five year term, in 2021.
He's been serving as the King's representative on the Island ever since.
But, as much as he loves it here, Sir John says it wouldn't be fair to continue living here when his time in the role comes to an end:
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