Angela Kelly's Role with Queen Elizabeth II Sparks Documentary Rumors
Speculation surrounds a potential documentary about the late Queen's dresser, Angela Kelly, following her attendance at a play about the monarch.
Rumors that Angela Kelly, the late Queen Elizabeth II's dresser and confidante for three decades, may be developing a documentary about her time at Windsor Castle have emerged.
These whispers gained traction after Kelly reportedly attended a play about the Queen three times, according to writer Daisy Goodwin. Goodwin commented on Kelly's presence, suggesting it offers insight into her relationship with the royal family, even if Kelly herself is not perceived as the most inherently likeable character.
Kelly served as the Queen's senior dresser and had a close working relationship with the monarch for many years. Her proximity to the Queen gave her an extensive understanding of the royal wardrobe and jewelry collection. Goodwin also noted that one detail from Kelly's book involved the practice of 'wearing in' the Queen's shoes to prevent blisters.
Following Queen Elizabeth II's death, it became apparent that Kelly was no longer welcome at Windsor and her role concluded. The potential documentary, if realized, could offer a unique perspective on the inner workings of the royal household through the eyes of someone who was a constant presence by the Queen's side.