Kate Middleton Shows No Post-Partum Woes As Prince William's Wife Resumes Royal Duties

Kate Middleton was snapped without any hint of post-partum woes and sporting new hairstyle while attending mass at Crathie Kirk church in Scotland on Sunday as the Duchess of Cambridge has resumed her duties as a royal.

"The royal mother-of-two showed off a flattering fringe and shorter style as she sat in the passenger seat of the Range Rover driven by Prince William," Daily Mail said.

Prince William drove his wife, Kate Middleton, in a black Range Rover coming from Balmoral Castle.

The report added, "Kate, who is well-known for her thrifty fashion sense, wrapped up warm in a coat she's worn before from one of her favourite high street stores, Hobbs.

"The royal style icon wore the £369 'Celeste' coat in Liverpool on Valentine's Day back in 2012. On this occasion, Kate teamed the rich plum coat with a cosy black turtleneck."

It seems that the royal couple left behind Prince George and Princess Charlotte, although Prince Charles was in attendance.

Multiple reports claim that Queen Elizabeth will be marking the longest reign as monarch at Balmoral Castle.

According to the Guardian, Kate Middleton's post-partum hairstyle is actually high-maintenance even if it looks outdated.

"You can't have a job with this longer-line side fringe. Every time you bend your head, you end up with hair in your eyes, getting greasier by the minute. You need a can of dry shampoo to hand at all times to have a fighting chance," it said.

Could it be that Kate Middleton is trying to wash away the alleged post-partum blues with her new hairstyle?

It's been widely reported that Kate Middleton suffered from depression after giving birth to Princess Charlotte which was why she reportedly snubbed all royal functions and went into a semi-hiatus. However, Prince William's wife seems to have resumed her duties including attending the opening of the Rugby World Cup.