The Princess of Wales betrayed no signs of upset or anger at the prospect of her estranged brother-in-law's return to the UK when she broke cover at Balmoral yesterday. Instead, a sun-kissed Kate, 44, was all smiles as she was photographed on her way to Crathie Kirk in Aberdeenshire, days after news broke that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are moving back to Britain after six years in the United States. She sported a beautiful tan after presumably soaking up the sunshine during her family holiday with Prince William and their three children, Prince George, 13, Princess Charlotte, 11, and Prince Louis, eight.The Waleses, who joined the King and Queen at Balmoral last week, took a break from royal duties for the summer after they attended the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow at the beginning of the month. Kate's bronde hair, which she first debuted one year ago at Balmoral, also looked lighter yesterday, which may be the result of spending more time in the sun than usual. While most of the future Queen's outfit was hidden from view as she was pictured riding in a Range Rover driven by the Prince of Wales, it appeared she was embracing autumnal fashion in a grey Ralph Lauren blazer.She paired it with a ruffled white blouse with a pie-crust collar detail from Holland & Cooper that retails for £149 and finished the vintage-inspired look with a brown pillbox hat from Lock & Co Hatters as well as chandelier earrings from Ralph Lauren. Kate accentuated her eyes with black winged eyeliner, chose a peachy blush to complement her bronzed look and added a swipe of soft pink lip gloss to tie everything together. A sun-kissed Kate, 44, was all smiles as she was photographed on her way to Crathie Kirk days after news broke that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are moving back to Britain after six years in the United States She sported a beautiful tan after presumably soaking up the sunshine during her family holiday with Prince William and their three children, Prince George, 13, Princess Charlotte , 11, and Prince Louis , eightWilliam and Kate were among several royals attending the service at the small Crathie Kirk parish church after a family 'summit' at the Scottish retreat.They were joined by their children, George, Charlotte and Louis, as photos showed the future heir sitting behind Kate in their car. Also attending were King Charles and Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, her husband Sir Timothy Laurence, and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. It emerged last Wednesday that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would be moving back after six years in the US as their children prepare to start life at new schools in the UK.Charles arrived at the royals' Scottish summer retreat of Balmoral on Tuesday, and the Prince and Princess of Wales have since been pictured at the estate, as well as the Princess Royal and her brother, the Duke of Edinburgh.William and Kate have not reacted publicly to the news of Harry and Meghan’s return, with the future king estranged from his younger brother following a barrage of accusations Harry levelled against him, Kate, and Charles and Camilla when he stepped back from royal duties.It has been reported the Royal Family were holding a 'summit' over the return of the Sussexes, although officials have stressed the gathering was in keeping with a longstanding annual tradition of extended family members staying at Balmoral during the summer. A source close to the Sussexes revealed last week that Harry and Meghan's children, Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, have been enrolled at British schools and will start classes in September. The Prince and Princess of Wales, with son Prince George, heading to a Sunday service at Crathie Kirk parish church near the royal Balmoral estate in Aberdeenshire King Charles and Queen Camilla were driven to the service in the monarch's Bentley State limousine Timothy Laurence drove his wife, Princess Anne, to the church, along with the Duke of Edinburgh and his daughter, Lady Louise Windsor The Waleses are pictured at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow on August 1 It is thought they will live at a private, non-royal residence outside London – with suggestions they could be moving to the Cotswolds.Since leaving for the US, they have been living in Montecito, California, while also owning a holiday home in Portugal.The King was said to have been taken aback by learning the homecoming plans only last Sunday – having not been told when Harry and Meghan met him on their visit to Britain last month.Sources said that the terms of the Megxit deal under which the Sussexes are not 'working royals' will be unchanged.The Sussexes' status will remain the same, with the couple not being offered a 'half in, half out' option when it comes to their roles.Harry and ex-Suits star Meghan, who were married at St George's Chapel in Windsor in May 2018, were once dubbed part of the 'Fab Four' with the then-Duke and Duchess of Cambridge – now the Prince and Princess of Wales.But in March 2019, Buckingham Palace announced Harry and Meghan would set up their own household, breaking from the joint operation they had with William and Kate, amid reports of rifts between the two couples.In January 2020, the Duke and Duchess announced they intended to step back as 'senior' members of the Royal Family, become financially independent and split their time between the UK and North America.By March that year, they had set up a permanent home in California, officially stepped down as senior royals and stopped using their HRH titles.The fallout worsened after accusations Harry publicly levelled at members of the Royal Family, including his brother, in his memoir Spare and his Netflix documentary.He also alleged it was William and Kate who encouraged him to wear a Nazi uniform to a fancy dress party in 2005 and 'howled' with laughter when they saw it.In their Netflix series, two months after the Queen's death, the Sussexes claimed Kensington Palace lied to protect William when it issued a statement denying a story that he had bullied Harry out of the Royal Family.