Kate Middleton Continues Blonde Streak With End of Summer Look

Kate Middleton Continues Blonde Streak With End of Summer Look

Inside Prince William and Kate Middleton's Family-Filled Summer With Their KidsKate Middleton is ready to have more fun. The Princess of Wales debuted a new blonde hairdo as she and her family, including husband Prince William and kids Prince George, 13, Princess Charlotte, 11 and Prince Louis, 8, enjoyed a stay at the royal residence Balmoral Castle in Aberdeen, Scotland. Kate showed off her blonde ambition as the royals arrived for services at Crathie Kirk Church Aug. 23, smiling in the family car while wearing a pillbox hat and ruffled collar white shirt under a blazer. The 44-year-old completed the look with dangling gold earrings. While Kate often keeps it classic with her fashion choices, she’s not afraid to mix it up with her hair, also opting for a blonde balayage style last September when she and William visited the Natural History Museum in London. And her lighter locks often get an assist from the family’s summer adventures, as according to Daily Mail Kate told actress Su Pollard at the Royal Variety Performance in November her hair “used to be brown, but it’s gone light in the sunshine.”The royal’s latest tresses transformation also comes not long after Kate took part in the National Three Peaks Challenge to raise awareness about holistic healthcare for cancer and to support the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity after sharing in January 2025 that her own cancer was in remission. “I have taken on the National Three Peaks Challenge, not simply as a physical endeavour but as a chance to explore life beyond diagnosis and to give something back,” she said in a June Instagram post. “The Royal Marsden is a place that holds great meaning for me and whose care and expertise are life changing for so many people.”Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images“Healing, whether personal or collective, is not just about fixing what is wrong. It is about finding balance in how we live. Between effort and acceptance, between control and trust, between thinking and simply being,” Kate continued. “Because in the end, bravery isn’t just about pushing forward. It is about knowing how to stay grounded, connected and present, no matter the terrain or landscape you are walking.” For a deep dive into Kate’s hair evolution through the years, keep reading.Alberto Pezzali - WPA Pool/Getty ImagesLighten UpKate Middleton served up honey-blonde highlights along with the hospitality when she and Prince William welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron to Windsor Castle in July 2025.Samir Hussein/WireImageCurtains for KateFall was in the air in September 2023, with Kate getting into the mood with freshly cut curtain bangs and a brightly colored blazer reminiscent of autumn leaves.Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty ImagesBang Up JobKate debuted a more layered cut in September 2015.Samir Hussein/WireImage; Arthur Edwards - Pool/Getty ImagesPin-Up GirlThe Princess of Wales knows how to work a twisted updo, that's for sure!Karwai Tang/WireImageCrowd PleaserHer Wimbledon score card in 2014: Five funny faces, one perfect hairstyle. James Whatling-Pool/Getty ImagesHair for an HeirEven Prince George couldn't keep his hands off his mum's pretty locks in 2014.Danny Lawson-WPA Pool/Getty ImagesA Good SportNo ponytail, no problem! Kate kept her perfect blowout while playing sports during her visit to the Glasgow's Commonwealth Games Village in 2014.Chris Jackson/Getty ImagesModel TravelerHat's off to the royal for mastering the art of hat hair, as seen here during a 2014 outing in Wellington, New Zealand.Press Association via AP ImagesAfter-Baby BlowoutRemember that time Kate's hair almost upstaged the royal baby? Well, it happened. Sure, Prince George was cute, but her blowout one day after giving birth was nothing short of flawless.Samir Hussein/Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty ImagesWoven TogetherArguably one of her best updos, Kate's braided twist was the definition of elegance during an apparance at Royal Albert Hall in 2012.REX USA/Tim Rooke/RexFlower GirlKate let her natural waves loose while in the South Pacific in 2012. Danny Martindale/WireImageThe Dark SideAfter a reported six hour visit to a London salon in 2013, the princess debuted a glossy chocolate hue that gave a new meaning to the term brunette beauty.Samir Hussein/WireImageQuick FixKate stepped out with polished waves during a Remembrance Day service in 2013. Samir Hussein / WireImageRed Carpet ReadyIn 2011, this was as close to bedhead as Kate got.Ben Pruchnie/Getty ImagesHow RetroKate tried out layers for a short while in November 2012. Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty ImagesDo the TwistIf plaits aren't really your style, Kate's still got you covered. She rocked this twisted version, which was a close cousin to her braided 'do.Dominic Lipinski - WPA Pool/Getty Images"I Do" 'DoDisney princesses have nothing on Kate! Everything about the royal wedding in 2011 seemed straight out of a fairytale—even her tiara-adorned hairstyle.DAVID CRUMP/AFP/GettyImagesHat HairKate made hat hair look good during the Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant in June 2012.PAUL ELLIS/AFP/GettyImagesBest TressedThe wind-blown look had never been so perfectly polished in October 2012. James Whatling / Splash NewsTime to ShineYou glow, girl! Kate;s mane was downright radiant during a visit to the National Portrait Gallery in 2012.Chris Jackson/Getty ImagesPicture PerfectIf you weren't already in love with Kate's tresses, her hairstyle for the engagement announcement in 2010 probably sealed the deal. The Middleton FamilyMane SqueezeNo stylist needed! Even before she was getting $800 haircuts, Kate's locks were naturally gorgeous—as seen in this 2005 photo. Dave M. Benett/Getty ImagesParty TrickWhile most of us might have flat strands or major frizz after a night out, Kate looked like she just left the salon in 2008.For the latest breaking news updates, click here to download the E! News App

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