Kate Middleton is seen at Crathie Kirk for the first time since revealing her cancer diagnosis as she joins Prince William and other Royal Family members for Sunday service
The Princess of Wales has made her first appearance at Crathie Kirk since revealing her cancer diagnosis earlier this year.
Kate Middleton, 42, appeared in high spirits as she was pictured arriving for Sunday service with her husband William.
Also snapped making their way to the Scottish church were King and Queen Camilla, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh – along with their son, and Tim Lawrence.
Kate’s last public appearance was at Wimbledon‘s finale, and she has also attended this year’s Trooping the Colour.
The Princess sported the same hat she donned last year for a Sunday church service, when she donned a beige tartan Marlborough trench coat from Holland Cooper with dark brown wool felt fedora with feathers.
The stylish hat, from Hicks & Brown, retailed for £99 and comes in a variety of other colours such as camel, dusky pink and maroon.
William drove the car, smiling as he chatted with his wife and opting for a navy blue suit for the occasion.
Meanwhile Charles, 75, and Camilla, 76, made a colourful appearance in Scottish tartan ensembles.
The Queen opted for a bright green blazer, adorned with red collar detailing and buttons, teamed with a matching hat.
Her husband made a dapper style statement in a kilt, worn with a muted grey jacket.
Edward and his wife Sophie both appeared to go for chic beige ensembles, perfect for the end of the summery weather.
Kate has been making a slow and gradual return to public life following the news about her health struggles.
