Angela Kelly's Palace Power: A Best Friend's Loyalty

On April 8th, some Buckingham Palace insiders say, Angela Kelly got way too close to Queen

Elizabeth II, crossing a real line for them.

This Liverpool native, now 68, served as the Queen's dresser for nearly 30 years, turning

into a trusted confidant.

But top 8 saw her as just a servant who overstepped.

She started as an assistant dresser back in 1994, and climbed fast to personal assistant

advisor and even curator.

The two bonded over clothes, makeup and jewelry, sharing laughs and mischief right up to the

end.

Courtaire's weren't thrilled, nicknaming her AK47 for her tough style.

Sources claim she rattled private secretaries, holding sway with the Queen that can make

or break careers, folks felt threatened by her inner circle power.

Kelly opened up to Vanity Fair about their banter, and how Elizabeth trusted her fully

on outfits for big events.

She called the Queen her best friend, praising her duty even went on well.

Always young at heart, with that signature twinkle.

In the end, Kelly stayed by her side until Elizabeth passed on September 8, 2022, at Balmoral

with family.

Now living in Sheffield, she honors that bond every day, a reminder of loyalty that

shook the palace walls.

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