August 25th 2024.
As the church bells chimed, the royal family made their way to the local church near Balmoral Castle. Among them was the beloved Princess of Wales, Kate, who was spotted wearing a stylish hat adorned with feathers in the band. She was accompanied by her husband, Prince William, who was behind the wheel of their Land Rover. In the back seat, their adorable son Prince George could be seen peering out the window.
Their destination was Crathie Kirk, a historic church on the Balmoral Estate. This church holds a special place in the hearts of the royals, as it is a frequent spot for the King to attend during his summer trips to Aberdeenshire. Despite her ongoing battle with cancer, which was diagnosed in January, Kate was determined to join her family for this meaningful visit.
This was the first time the public had seen Kate since she presented the Wimbledon men's singles trophy to Carlos Alcaraz last month. The crowd erupted into a standing ovation as she appeared alongside her daughter, Princess Charlotte. It was a heartwarming moment that brought a smile to everyone's face. Prior to this, she had only made one other public appearance, when she joined King Charles for Trooping the Colour in June.
As they made their way to the church, Kate was dressed in a camel coat and the now-famous hat with feathers in the band. According to the Mail Online, the hat was a gorgeous fedora from Hicks & Brown, with a price tag of £99. In a separate car, the King and Queen were also on their way to the church. As they arrived, a guard of honour was formed by soldiers from Balaklava Company, 5th Battalion Royal Regiment of Scotland, adding to the grandeur of the occasion.
Tradition is important to the royal family, and King Charles has continued the tradition of spending his summers at Balmoral, following in the footsteps of his late mother. She would often stay at the estate until late into autumn, surrounded by the beautiful Scottish scenery. For the latest updates on the royal family, be sure to follow The Agency on Twitter and Facebook. And for even more convenience, you can sign up for daily push alerts to get the latest articles sent straight to your device.
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