In a rare interview, the former personal dresser of the late Queen shared insights into their daily morning routine, which included dancing in the bedroom. Angela Kelly, known for designing the Queen’s iconic outfits, described their close bond built on tea sessions filled with conversations and laughter.
Having published books about her experiences working with the Queen, Kelly revealed details about their relationship, including their shared moments of dancing to ABBA’s “Dancing Queen.” Recalling the Queen’s love for singing and the morning radio show, Kelly highlighted the joy they found in these simple, relaxed moments.
Following the Queen’s passing, Kelly had to bid farewell to her residence on the Windsor estate and announced her move to a new home in the Peak District. Despite the changes, her connection to the Queen remains strong, as evidenced by the upcoming exhibition showcasing outfits she crafted for her former employer at Buckingham Palace.
Reflecting on their time together, Kelly fondly recalled Easter holidays spent with the Queen and her family, emphasizing the Queen’s role as a loving grandmother who enjoyed everyday activities like barbecues and horseback riding. Their relationship, filled with trust and understanding, was a significant part of Kelly’s life, and she continues to cherish the memories they shared.
While Kelly’s close ties to the Queen garnered attention and occasional criticism, she remains grateful for the friendship they shared, expressing her deep admiration and missing the Queen daily.
