Kate Middleton and Prince William have stepped out with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis for a service in Crathie Kirk.
In photos that were shared on social media, William was seen running a Range Rover as Kate sat on the passenger seat. The children were seen sitting in the back seat.
William and Kate were not the only royal couple for the service. They became with King Charles and Queen Camilla as well as Prince Edward, Duchess Sophie, Princess Anne and her husband Timothy Laurence.
The service came in the midst of the royal family’s traditional summer vacation in balming in Scottish Highlands.
The tradition has been going on since Queen Victoria’s government, whose husband, Prince Albert, bought the property in 1852.
The scattered property is 50,000 hectares in size and is owned privately by the monarch.
King Charles and Queen Elizabeth before him also own Sandringham in Norfolk, England, where Royals usually spend Christmas.
This comes after Kate took a break from the summer holidays to wish England Women’s Rugby Team ahead of Women’s Rugby World Cup via a social media post.
Kate also stepped out to enjoy Wimbledon on July 12 and 13 as a patron of All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
At the men’s final, Kate and William also became with George and Charlotte.
