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Queen Elizabeth II Hoodie Range Rover

Queen spotted driving Range Rover in a hoodie, Queen Elizabeth II was caught on camera driving one of her Range Rovers while wearing a hoodie this week. The queen was reportedly returning from a grouse shoot on the grounds of her Scottish residence.

Nude photos? Please. Prince Harry's got nothing on the royal family's true OG, Queen Elizabeth II.

The 86-year-old grandmother to Harry, 27, and Prince William, 30 (plus six other grandkids) was photographed over the weekend sans her usual formal fascinator. Instead, Her Majesty rocked hoodie-like headgear as she peeked over the steering wheel of her Range Rover, following a grouse shooting session at Balmoral.

Last week, the Queen was reportedly joined at the family's Scottish estate by her scandal-stricken grandson Harry, who met with her -- as well as his father, Prince Charles -- following the release of shocking nude photos from his raucous Vegas vacation.

Harry's big brother William stayed at his Angelsey, Wales home with wife Kate Middleton for the tense family meeting, although a source told Us Weekly Prince William was "not impressed" by his sibling's latest controversy.

This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: PIC: Queen Elizabeth II Wears a Hoodie While Driving Her Range Rover.

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