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During her youth, she was chosen by her cousin Charlotte Christine of Brunswick-Lüneburg to be her Ober-Hofmeisterin at the Imperial Court of Russia. A favorite and confidant of Charlotte Christine, she was accused of isolating her from Russia, prevented her from adjusting to her new life and creating distance between her and her spouse, the Russian heir to the throne. After the death of Charlotte Christine, she returned to her father's court.
Данилова А. Кронпринцесса Шарлотта, невестка Петра Великого // Русские императоры, немецкие принцессы. Династические связи, человеческие судьбы. — М: Изографус, ЭКСМО-Пресс, 2002. — С. 42. — 320 с. — 8000 экз. — ISBN5-94661-004-X.
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