Confidantes

Carroll plans to call many of her closest confidantes and former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham, among other witnesses.

The dozen confidantes he leans on most — to shape his agenda in Tallahassee, assemble an extensive fundraising operation and devise his political future — include his chief of staff, well-known lobbyists and especially his wife.

The former president has been asking his confidantes what they think of his social media posts.

With interviews from former FBI officials, King’s close confidantes and different scholars, the film suggests that the FBI may not be the “moral institution” that we have been conditioned to believe.

The Queen’s cousin Lady Elizabeth Anson is said to have been among those confidantes and reportedly claimed the monarch thought the dress was improper for a divorcee.

You are not friends, nor confidantes.

Her work with the Aids Crisis Trust led to a friendship with Princess Diana, although Marguerite said they were more like 'playmates' than confidantes.

The couple shared their secret with a handful of trusted confidantes.

The Queen and her mother's closest confidantes have reflected on World War 2 for the June issue of Tatler magazine.

Seeing this kind of onscreen representation is incredibly satisfying, especially via Kwan's rich page-turner, loaded with cattiness but also plenty of Asian diversity, from wholesome friends and wise confidantes to jealous mean girls and scheming parents.

Thanks to best friend Dayton (Nelson) and a circle of confidantes, the second season finds Frankie has finally settled in at Sepulveda High.

Clarendon was not one of Cromwell's confidantes, and his account was written after the Restoration of the monarchy.