While debates rage whether she was of royal blood, her father was probably an official named Ay.  
Hers is the first name in the subtitle of Camille Paglia's Sexual Personae.  While debates rage whether she was of royal blood, her father was probably an official named Ay.  What is more reliable is that in the twelfth year of her husband's reign, she either fell from favor or died, and although she bore him six girls, his two sons, including Smenkhare, were probably from his second wife Kiya.  Her face is well known from numerous statues and carvings of the Amarna period, although her mummy has not been found.  FTP, name this Egyptian queen, aunt of Tutankhamun and wife of Akhenaten.
Hers is the first name in the subtitle of Camille Paglia's Sexual Personae.  
Nefertiti (or Nefretete)