King Charles made Queen Elizabeth's close friend sign a "gagging order"
King Charles III made a friend Queen Elizabeth II sign a "gagging order" in order to prevent her to use the royal family for commercial reasons.
An insider told Mail on Sunday that Angela Kelly, who was the Queen’s former dresser, was made to vacate the Windsor premises.
In the process, she signed a non-disclosure agreement, which the source dubbed a "gagging order", that would exchange Kelly's silence for a home that would be meant to express gratitude for her service.