Queen Consort Camilla appeared to put recent Royal drama behind her as she visited the University of Aberdeen on 18 January, marking her first outing since the release of Spare
Queen Consort Camilla has carried out her first official engagement since the release of stepson Prince Harry's explosive autobiography Spare, in which he made several damning claims about his stepmother.
Camilla, who is the chancellor of the university, wore black trousers and boots, paired with a long khaki green coat and a white blouse featured frills across the neckline and cuffs. In his book, the dad-of-two revealed how he feared Camilla, who wed King Charles in 2005, would be a "wicked stepmother", accused her of campaigning to become Queen and told how he begged his father not to marry her.
Speaking about Camilla during the revealing chat, Harry said: "She was the villain, she was a third person in the marriage, she needed to rehabilitate her image.
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