Queen's right-hand woman breaks silence after being 'cut off' from Palace

Queen's right-hand woman breaks silence after being 'cut off' from PalaceAngela Kelly, who was Queen Elizabeth's dresser and confidante for almost 30 years, has given a rare interview, revealing how the pair would dance in her bedroom to the ABBA hit Dancing QueenCommentsNewsJennifer Newton Deputy Royal Editor12:33, 07 Apr 2026View 5 ImagesThe late Queen at London Fashion Week with Dame Anna Wintour and Angela Kelly in 2018 (Image: Getty Images)The late Queen's right-hand woman has given a rare interview - revealing how she and the monarch would dance around her bedroom each morning.‌Angela Kelly, was the former monarch's personal dresser and designed many of her most memorable and colourful outfits - and was one of her most trusted aides. The pair were said to chat about "anything and everything”, as they drank tea and swapped jokes and anecdotes about their grandchildren.‌Ms Kelly, who says the Queen was her best friend, released two books with her former boss's blessing about her life curating her wardrobe, designing her vibrant looks and looking after her jewellery.‌READ MORE: Royal Family's newest members join William and Kate for debut at Easter serviceREAD MORE: William and Kate lead the royals in huge show of unity as they celebrate Easter5View 5 ImagesMs Kelly has given a new interview about the monarch(Image: PA)5View 5 ImagesMs Kelly worked for the late Queen for almost 30 years(Image: Getty Images)After the late Queen's death, she lost her grace-and-favour home on the Windsor estate and told her followers on Instagram : "Getting ready to say goodbye. I am moving at last to my new home which I will be able to call My Home at last." Replying to a friend, she said her work phone had been disconnected and added she'd be moving to the Peak District, close to Sheffield, in a house provided by the King.Later this week, six of Ms Kelly's outfits that she created for her former boss will go on...