She ain't happy.

The official lingerie brand for the royal family, Rigby and Peller has been let go after 57 years of service. The reason behind the brands contract termination with the royal family comes after their head stylist June Kenton released a tell-all book called Storm in a D-Cup - basically the book discusses the bra fittings and ongoing shenanigans while working with the queen, Princess Diana and Princess Margaret. Now although the book was not meant to cause offence or hurt to the royal family, the company has been removed from its post and June Kenton spoke to the Telegraph describing her upset when the news broke. She said: "It is very sad for me that they didn’t like it and I’m finding that very difficult to accept. It’s horrible and a real shock. I never ever thought when I was writing the book that it would upset anyone. I’ve had the royal warrant for so long I never imagined that this would happen." "I have never discussed anything of a personal nature with any of my clients, and I never would. The book doesn’t contain anything naughty," she continued. However, an apology is simply not good enough for the queen and the luxury brand reportedly received a letter from the Lord Chamberlain asking the brand to remove the royal coat of arms from any promotional material and shop signs. Yikes.