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Jessica became very close to the Queen; she had unrestricted access to the Vanderburg Home, and frequently advised the Queen on political and social matters. She also helped update the Queen's wardrobe, which temporarily increased the public opinion of both Jessica and the Queen herself. Public opinion turned negative, however, when it was revealed that taxpayers funds partially paid for the queens expensive clothing, and that Jessica also received thousands of dollars worth of new clothes on that taxpayers dime.

Jessica was then put in charge of a massive restoration of the Vanderburg House that winter. The royal family was reported to have hated the finished results of the restoration effort so much that they canceled the scheduled televised tour of the home that was to take place the following spring. Although the restoration was not paid for directly by taxpayers, critics argued that a massive restoration of the royal home during a recession proved how out of touch the royal family had become, and calls for the monarchy to be abolished greatly increased.