Kate Middleton presents a new hairstyle during Sunday service

• Kate Middleton changed her hairstyle to a lighter one during the Sunday service.
• The family of Wales is moving to the new eight-bedroom Forest Lodge.
• The estimated rent for the new home could reach 30 thousand pounds per month.

This is reported by ABC News, Marca.

Kate, Princess of Wales, appeared with a new, lighter hairstyle during her visit to church on Sunday with her family during their summer vacation.

Kate was photographed in the passenger side of a vehicle, driven by her husband, Prince William, while their three children - Prince George, 12 years old, Princess Charlotte, 10 years old, and Prince Louis, 7 years old - sat in the back seat.

The family attended church service at Crathie Kirk, not far from Balmoral Castle in Scotland.

William and Kate have not appeared in public with their children since they attended Trooping the Colour in London earlier this year.

Move to a new home

Since the last public outing, Kate has changed her hairstyle to a lighter one. The 43-year-old princess was treated for cancer last year, but she revealed in January that she is in remission.

Details about the new home

The family of Wales is preparing for significant changes in their lives. They will move to Forest Lodge, an eight-bedroom Georgian property in Windsor Park, worth around 16 million pounds sterling. Compared to their previous home, Adelaide Cottage, which has four bedrooms, the new home is significantly improved.

Forest Lodge, which is part of the royal estate since 1829, will also house the family in a significant sum. It is expected that the estimated rent could amount to 30 thousand pounds sterling per month.

As reported, William and Kate will cover these expenses privately, which means that taxpayers will not be responsible for their relocation.

According to the royal expert Ingrid Seward, the new home is an ideal option for the family: "It is a very beautiful Georgian house, in a quiet location, so it would be a wonderful place for them to settle in."

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