Kate Middleton steals show in recycled outfit as she returns to royal Easter service

Kate Middleton steals show in recycled outfit as she returns to royal Easter serviceThe Princess of Wales attended the Royal Easter Sunday service for the first time in three years today wearing an old outfit from her wardrobe that many believed had a hidden meaningNewsJennifer Newton Deputy Royal Editor12:24, 05 Apr 2026Royals arrive for Easter Sunday service St George's Chapel The Princess of Wales stole the show as she made a return to royal Easter celebrations, but not in a brand new outfit.‌Kate had missed out on the traditional Easter Sunday service for the past two years but today joined Prince William and their three children to lead the royals at the ceremony in Windsor Castle.‌William and Kate missed the service last year as they were spending the weekend with their children in Norfolk, and they were absent in 2024 as it came just over a week after Kate released an emotional video message disclosing that she had started a course of preventative chemotherapy following her cancer diagnosis.‌View 4 ImagesThe Princess of Wales on Easter Sunday(Image: NEIL HALL/EPA/Shutterstock)READ MORE: William and Kate lead the royals in huge show of unity as they celebrate EasterREAD MORE: Major royal pulls out of annual Easter Sunday service as health update givenToday, Kate was seen waving as she and William, with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis walked down the hill towards St George's Chapel for the service. She wore an oatmeal-coloured dress from the brand Self Portrait that featured two very distinct pineapple symbols on the jacket.Kate previously wore the same outfit on a visit to the Royal College of Midwives and Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in 2022. At the time, many speculated the symbols were a hidden message as the fruit has become a symbol of hope for those struggling with infertility.‌View 4 ImagesKate in a dress by Self Portrait(Image: PA)Following them were Princess Anne and her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timot...