“It Ages Her a Lot,” Princess Catherine Makes Another Hair Transformation After Her Blonde Look Sparked a Buzz

The Royals are back in action! Princess Catherine and Prince William just made their first public appearance since summer, and all eyes were on Kate’s hair: her new blonde (or maybe “blonde-ish”?) look is impossible to ignore. She’s changed her hair before, but this time, everyone had something to say, and notice.

Princess Catherine is back from summer break, and she’s bringing a fresh new look with her. On September 4, the Princess of Wales, 43, joined Prince William, 43, at the Natural History Museum’s newly transformed gardens for their first royal outing together since the holidays.
The big buzz? Kate’s hair. After months of speculation, she’s officially gone blonder this summer, showing off sun-kissed highlights and her longest hair yet, flowing down to the middle of her back. She wore it loose with a side part and her signature bouncy blowout, giving off effortless summer vibes.
In the sunlight, her hair looked beautifully golden, a noticeable change from the rich chestnut she wore just a month earlier at Wimbledon. But Princess Catherine’s new look hasn’t won over all fans, who were quick to comment and express their opinions.
“Not a good look. A bit overdone with blondiness,” one person wrote. “Not the best look,” another chimed in. “This color ages her a lot. She is a pretty woman, but maybe a darker tone,” said another, while someone else added, “She looks older, like in her fifties.”
“It looks like a wig,” another speculated. “The color does nothing for her. She looks best in her natural color,” a user commented, and another agreed, “Darker hair suits her better.”

The criticism sparked a wave of defense from others. “This woman has had cancer treatment.....I don’t think we should be commenting on her hair or wig or whatever,” one person wrote. Another added, “Came here to point out that many celebrities (and us normal folk) wear wigs and there should be no shame associated with them. A wig is not an insult.”
One more user noted, “Why do we have to lie about a cancer survivor using wigs? The fact that even she looks rumpled is pretty freakin’ relatable. It’s a tool, not a shame to be covered up.”
The hair saga isn’t over yet. Just a day after debuting her blondest look ever, Princess Catherine seems to have taken a step back to her natural style. On Sept. 8, the Princess of Wales made a surprise appearance alongside Prince William at The National Federation of Women’s Institute in Sunningdale to mark the third anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s death.
Wearing her hair in loose curls, Kate showcased a brunette shade with soft highlights, confirming the change from the honey blonde she sported in her latest appearance. Fans quickly weighed in on her latest look, with one writing, “Blonde, Brunette she looks incredible.” Another added, “She’s gorgeous with any hair color!!”
Over the past few years, Princess Catherine has experimented with plenty of different looks, proving she’s not afraid to challenge herself and try something new. Check out more here.
Comments
Related Reads
I Refused to Help My Sister When She Got Sick and I Don’t Feel Guilty About It

18 Stories of How Kindness Healed and Brought Peace During Hard Times

15 Career Leap Stories That Prove Passion and Dreams Are Worth Chasing

12 Moments That Teach Us Compassion Still Leads to Happiness, Even When 2026 Isn’t Kind

12 Moments That Show Kindness Is Still Out There, Even When It’s Hard to Find

10 Moments That Prove Compassion Changes What Love Alone Cannot Fix

11 Moments That Prove Hope and Kindness Still Warm Hearts Even When the World Is Cold

12 Stories That Prove Kindness and Love Outlast Everything Else, Even When the World Feels Cold

14 Real Travel Moments That Prove the Best Souvenirs Are Not Things

10 Moments That Teach Us Hidden Kindness Can Bring Hope When Happiness Feels Far Away

10 Moments That Remind Us to Lead With Kindness, Even When Compassion Is the Harder Choice

My Mom Abandoned Us When I Was 13—Yesterday, I Made Her Regret Every Choice


