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Katharine Hay, PA Scotland & Jacob Rawley

King Charles wears kilt in Aberdeenshire in first outing since son Harry's bombshell book

King Charles visited Scotland in his first public appearance since Prince Harry released his memoir Spare.

The king drank tea with members of the Aboyne Men's Shed at the Aboyne and Mid-Deeside Community Shed, Aberdeenshire. He appeared to be in good spirits despite the tell-all book which is tipped to be one of the year's best sellers.

Dressed in a hunting Stewart tartan kilt, Charles had his tea served to him in "a special teacup", before visiting representatives from other charities and voluntary groups. The visit comes two days after Harry's memoir made claims that may strain his relationship with the royal family.

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