Queen Elizabeth's Dresser Spills Tea on Their Bond

On March 31st, Angela Kelly, Queen Elizabeth's longtime dresser, personal assistant, and trusted advisor, just dropped a rare interview spilling the tea on their unbreakable bond.

She served in the Royal Household from 1994, all the way to the Queen's death in 2022, nearly three decades of close. Collaboration.

Kelly opened up to Vanity Fair about the deep trust and loyalty they shared, straight from the heart.

She described the Queen as her absolute best friend. Someone she misses every single day since her passing.

Diving into family bives at Ball Moral, the Royal Scottish retreat. Kelly painted a picture of the Queen in full granny mode.

She'd take her great-grandchildren riding or on walks, keeping things light and loving amid the royal routine.

Then there's the fun side. Queen Elizabeth hosting barbecues, even for prime ministers and always jumping in to watch the dishes afterward.

If Burgers got burned on the grill, she'd just laugh it off, as long as everyone was fed and happy. A total picture of energy and normal family chaos.

These stories humanized the icon we all knew, showing her cool, grounded spirit that made her so special to those closest. Kelly's words hit home, reminding us of that enduring warmth.

That's the story for today, entertainment and celebrity news. Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.