The Princess of Wales turned heads with a striking hair transformation during a family outing in Scotland on 24th August. Kate Middleton, 43, who is in remission after cancer treatment, attended church at Crathie Kirk near Balmoral Castle with Prince William and their three children.
Wearing her hair in long, wavy blonde highlights, the future queen swapped her usual chocolate brown tresses for a lighter, summery look. Her bouncy curls complemented a berry-coloured coat and matching hat as she sat in the passenger seat of a black Range Rover driven by Prince William.
The royal family joined King Charles III, Queen Camilla, and other senior royals for the Sunday service. Fans on social media praised Kate's new style, with one commenting it was 'nice to see her looking so well after her health struggles' and that 'the blonde suits her'.
Kate's last public appearance was at Wimbledon in July, where she had honey-brown hair. The transformation is believed to have occurred during the family's annual summer holiday. She continues to recover from cancer after months of chemotherapy, describing the experience as 'life-changing' and a 'rollercoaster'.
