It's the first summer since the Queen's death last year and the royals are following her annual tradition by spending time at her beloved Aberdeenshire estate.
A controversial figure associated to the royal family joined King Charles, Queen Camilla and the Prince and Princess of Wales as they headed to church at the Balmoral estate yesterday .
The King is expected to spend three weeks in total at the Aberdeenshire estate where the Queen passed away in a bid to follow her strict annual tradition. Following the allegations, Buckingham Palace released a statement condemning the "unacceptable and deeply regrettable comments". But she now appears to be working with the family again as she was also pictured with King Charles in January going to church on the Royal Family's Norfolk estate.
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