Charles III intends to stop letting anyone reveal anything about his family… And the first to pay the price is none other than someone close to Elizabeth II.
No question for the new king of England to let new people disclose family secrets. This is how Charles III made his arrangements for Angela Kelly, the official dresser of the late Elizabeth II. Angela Kelly, who was considered one of the late monarch’s confidanteswould therefore have concluded a secret agreement with the king… And although she has worked for Her Majesty for over 25 years, 65 year old woman was ordered, against all odds, to leave his Windsor estate at the beginning of May. However, Angela Kelly packed up and was able to move into a Peak District cottage where she can stay for the rest of her life. A residence that was given to him donated by King Charles III in exchange for his silence after concluding a non-disclosure agreementreported the DailyMail. A source quoted by the newspaper also called this agreement “gagging order“…
Under the terms of the agreement, Lady Kelly is not not allowed to use words such as “King” And “Palace” for commercial purposes, such as for the publication of books. And for good reason, she has already published two books about his role within the royal family, but with the blessing of Elizabeth II.
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It would seem that the designer from Liverpool also had permission from the Queen to write a third. But the agreement with Charles III will probably sabotage Angela Kelly’s plans. And for good reason, the king would have bluntly estimated that a version second book update of the dresser, The Other Side Of The Coin: The Queen, The Dresser And The Wardrobeis silent “too far“ by revealing intimate details on the royal family. In the reprint, published in 2022, she opened up about the Queen’s behavior after Prince Philip’s funeral, revealing: “I helped her with her coat and hat and no words were said. The Queen then walked to her living room, closed the door behind her and was left alone with her own thoughts“. A little too much for Charles III who obviously decided to take things in hand…