The late Queen Elizabeth II's private 'disco' morning routine has been revealed by her close friend and dresser, Angela Kelly. This unique ritual involved the monarch dancing to the tune of Terry Wogan's Radio 2 show, particularly when the song 'Dancing Queen' by ABBA came on. Kelly, who was the Queen's dresser for 25 years, described these moments as 'special' and 'to cherish', highlighting the Queen's relaxed and playful side. This insight into the Queen's personal life offers a glimpse into her beloved role as a grandmother, where she hosted barbecues and Easter celebrations with her grandchildren and family. Kelly's account also showcases the Queen's energy and her ability to laugh at herself, even when things went awry in the kitchen. The story of the Queen's morning dance routine is a heartwarming reminder of her human side, a far cry from the often-perceived image of formality and protocol. It also underscores the importance of personal connections and the joy found in simple pleasures, even within the confines of the palace walls.
