EVERY year on Christmas Day, the public line outside the church on Sandringham to get a glimpse of the Royal Family and hand them gifts.  This year in particular, Prince George, 11, Princess ...

He'd say, 'That's lovely but you really shouldn't have.'" Instead, the royal family liked gag gifts. "They love doing gag gift exchanges and a Sandringham walkabout,” a source told Us Weekly.

And before you ask, yes, everyone wore matching outfits: Samir Hussein//Getty Images If you're not familiar with the annual royal Christmas ... often given flowers and gifts along the way.

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gifts they received this year since there ... From the looks of videos and pics of the family on their walkabout, the royal children were mostly given chocolates and stuffed toys which presumably ...

The Royal Family walked to St Mary Magdalene for the Christmas Day service, encountering crowds with flower bouquets and gifts. “It showed a solidarity within the Royal Family about how hard the ...

magazine, the royal children can accept these gifts from individuals who are not personally known to members of the royal family, including the pub During his stint on the Apple Fitness + podcast ...

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Per Hello!, royal family members are allowed to accept gifts during official engagements, but these become part of the royal collection. They’re also allowed to accept gifts from people they don ...

So do the royal children get to keep their gifts? There are rules that must be followed that do allow members of the royal family to keep the gifts that they are given. And according to Hello ...