Kate Middleton Covers Up Gray Hair With Black Beret

Duchess' roots showed at Poppy Day, although a royal sources says she is "normally very regular with her dye jobs"

What's a duchess to do in between dye jobs? Why throw on a beret, of course!

Kate Middleton did just that—hiding her gray roots from sight—when she attended a Remembrance Sunday ceremony at the Cenotaph war memorial in Central London on Nov. 10.

Fittingly enough, Kate's cover-up chapeau is, per WhatKateWore.com, the "Fairy Tale" hat from Sylvia Fletcher for Lock and Company. (Sadly, this is no longer available for purchase.)

It was just days before (on Thursday, Nov. 7) that Prince George's 31-year-old mom let her slightly ashen roots show during a Poppy Day event in London. To be fair, though, with an infant son, a jam-packed schedule of royal events and everything else a new mom/princess has to juggle, how on earth would she have time to pay a visit to the salon?!

A source tells E! News that Prince William's wife is "normally very regular with her dye jobs," adding that the brunette beauty "has dyed her hair for a long time."

Only with dark hair, those pesky grays naturally just show up a bit more. Plus, that middle part wasn't doing much to help matters!

Let's be honest, though: Kate—and her blowouts—are always pretty close to perfect!