King Charles III's Personal Motive Behind Evicting Queen Elizabeth II's Closest Aide Revealed

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King Charles III evicted Queen Elizabeth II's longtime dresser, Angela Kelly, from Windsor Home Park after the Queen's death. While Kelly believed she would receive a "grace-and-favour" home, Charles was reportedly unhappy with her writing books about her relationship with his mother, considering them too gossipy for a member of the royal inner circle. Charles bought her a home near Sheffield to be near her grandchildren. The move was seen as a way for Charles to control a potentially uncontrollable situation and avoid further tea spilling, especially amid the ongoing Prince Harry feud.
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