However, recent reports suggest that King Charles halted that plan after having Ms Kelly sign an NDA, exchanging it for a new home in Yorkshire.
A member of the royal staff claims that Ms Kelly promised King Charles to reveal Meghan Markle's identity in her third book, as evidence that Prince Harry understood that Meghan had influenced him and that he would return to the royal family when King Charles and other members welcomed him back.
As a result, King Charles permitted her to include that content, despite claims that the agreement restricted Ms Kelly from using terms like "Palace" and "King."
According to a source cited by the Mirror, the late Monarch's permission letter serves as a formidable weapon for Ms Kelly, as her former boss continues to look out for her from beyond the grave. The source told the Mail on Sunday, "It's certainly a formidable weapon in her arsenal to have a letter like that from Queen Elizabeth II in her possession.
It's quite something because it seems she is protecting her favorite assistant from beyond the grave. It is pretty important because it includes the Queen's wishes, and no one would want to ignore those."
Following Queen Elizabeth II's passing in September, Ms Kelly, who had worked for the Monarch for 30 years, faced an uncertain future, especially as Queen Camilla had her own staff to look after her wardrobe. It was previously believed that the Royal dresser would be allowed to stay at her grace and favor home in Windsor, but last month, she appeared to confirm on her social media that this was not the case.
Ms Kelly, originally from Liverpool, took to Instagram to announce that she would be vacating the property on the Windsor estate. She also seemed to confirm that her work phone had been disconnected. Recently, emotional pictures emerged of her packing up her home in order to move north to be closer to her relatives.
However, shortly after images of her packing up a removals van surfaced, the 65-year-old returned to Instagram, sharing videos with several cryptic quotes. In one story, she shared the lyrics of a song called "Broken Angel," which features the line, "You are the one I miss you so much now you're gone."
In another story, she posted a quote that read, "No matter how kind and generous you are, you'll never satisfy an ungrateful person. Learning how to remain calm when you're disrespected is a superpower." Reports indicated that an updated version of Ms Kelly's novel, "The Other Side of the Coin," published last year, went too far in terms of revealing personal details about the royal family. The book detailed how the late Queen reacted after the funeral of her beloved husband, Prince Philip, in April 2021.
Ms Kelly wrote, "I helped her off with her coat and hat, and no words were spoken. The Queen then walked to her sitting room, closed the door behind her, and she was alone with her own thoughts." A source previously told the Daily Mail that concerns were solely about protecting both the dignity of the Queen and the crown, stating that nothing had changed with the Queen's passing.
If anything, King Charles is more determined to defend her reputation and legacy. In the book, Prince Harry denies angrily telling Angela Kelly, his grandmother's dresser, that "Megan gets what Megan wants" in a clash over a tiara lent to Meghan for her wedding to Harry. Harry said the Queen asked Meghan to view five stunning tiaras, including one with emeralds and another with aquamarines.
After Meghan made her choice, the Queen advised her to try the tiara on with her hairdresser before the wedding day. However, Harry claims that when he tried to contact Ms Kelly later to arrange for the tiara's practice session, she did not respond.
Eventually, when he managed to reach Ms Kelly, she informed him that taking the tiara out of the palace for an appointment with Meghan's hairdresser was not possible without the presence of fire, an orderly, and a police officer to guard it. Frustrated, Harry states that Ms Kelly suddenly appeared at Kensington Palace to make him sign a release form before handing over the tiara.
Angela Kelly swears to reveal Meghan's true intentions in her third book, following the NDA with King Charles as Her Majesty's dresser and confidante. Angela Kelly has already published two books about her role in the Palace, with the late Monarch's permission. However, recent reports suggest that King Charles intervened and put an end to her plan for a third book after having her sign a non-disclosure agreement. As part of the agreement, Ms Kelly was granted a new home in Yorkshire.
It is believed that Ms Kelly made a promise to King Charles to expose Meghan Markle's true identity in her third book, providing evidence that Prince Harry had been influenced by Meghan and that he would return to the royal family when welcomed back by King Charles and the other members. Surprisingly, King Charles allowed her to include that content in her book, despite initial restrictions on the use of terms like "Palace" and "King."
The Mirror reports that a source claims the permission letter from the late Queen Elizabeth II serves as a powerful tool in Angela Kelly's possession. According to the source, it demonstrates that Queen Elizabeth II continues to protect her favored assistant even after her passing.
The source stated, "Having a letter like that from Queen Elizabeth II is certainly a formidable weapon in her arsenal. It's quite something because it appears she is being protected by her favorite assistant from beyond the grave. It holds great significance since it embodies the Queen's wishes, which no one would dare ignore."
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II in September, Angela Kelly, who had faithfully served the Monarch for 30 years, faced an uncertain future. With Queen Camilla having her own staff to tend to her wardrobe, it was previously assumed that Ms Kelly would be allowed to remain in her grace and favor home in Windsor. However, she recently confirmed on her social media that this was not the case.
Ms Kelly, originally from Liverpool, announced on Instagram that she would be vacating the property on the Windsor estate. Furthermore, she seemed to indicate that her work phone had been disconnected. Pictures circulated of her emotionally packing up her belongings as she prepared to relocate north to be closer to her relatives. Nonetheless, shortly after these images emerged, the 65-year-old returned to Instagram, sharing videos featuring several cryptic quotes.
Reports suggest that an updated version of Ms Kelly's book, "The Other Side of the Coin," published last year, crossed boundaries by revealing personal details about the royal family. In the book, she recounted the late Queen's reaction following the funeral of her beloved husband, Prince Philip, in April 2021. Ms Kelly wrote, "I assisted her in removing her coat and hat, and no words were exchanged.
The Queen then proceeded to her sitting room, closed the door behind her, and was left alone with her thoughts." Sources close to the matter previously explained that the concerns revolved around safeguarding the dignity of the Queen and the reputation of the monarchy. These concerns remain unchanged even after the Queen's passing. If anything, King Charles is now more determined than ever to defend his mother's legacy
