Kate Middleton turned heads on September 4, when she debuted blonde hair during a visit to London's Natural History Museum.

The Princess of Wales, known for her trademark chestnut locks, marked her boldest hair transformation to date.

The look, however, didn't sit well with royal watchers, who criticized her for experimenting with harmful hair color so soon after her battle with cancer and chemotherapy.

Shortly after the backlash, Middleton subtly returned to her brunette tresses, as seen during an appearance at a Women’s Rugby World Cup match.

Prince Harry's trip to the UK has stirred much chatter, with speculation mounting over a possible reconciliation with King Charles.

On September 8, the Duke of Sussex touched down in his home country and made a private visit to the grave of his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth.

Coincidentally, the King is also honoring the late Queen on her third death anniversary, albeit from a different location.

Charles and Queen Camilla are said to be spending their time in Balmoral Castle, Scotland, the place where she breathed her last.

In 2013, the Succession to the Crown Act made history by abolishing the centuries-old practice of male-preference succession to the British throne.

Before the reform, younger sons of a monarch could 'leapfrog' their older sisters in the line of succession.

While the Act was praised for its modern approach, reports suggest the royal family was not too pleased about ending male-preference primogeniture behind closed doors.

In his new book, royal author Valentine Low claimed the late Queen Elizabeth remained unenthusiastic and cold about the rule change.

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