Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis were inundated with gifts from royal fans on Christmas Day. After a service at the church of St. Mary Magdalene in Sandringham, the royal trio, along with their parents, met with fans showering them with Christmas gifts. But do the royal children actually keep the gifts they receive from strangers?

Not surprisingly, Louis, George, and Charlotte were happy to receive so many gifts for Christmas, and their mother, Kate Middleton, was presented with many bouquets of flowers. However, the Royal Family must adhere to a strict gift policy, and some gifts are not allowed, while others must be returned.

George, Charlotte, and Louis were given a “Hello! Magazine, “members of the Royal Family, including members of the public, may accept gifts from individuals they do not personally know, provided that they meet certain criteria.”

According to the Royal Family rules, small items, including flowers, candy, and other food items, are permitted, and George, Charlotte, and Louis likely took home everything they received for Christmas. They are also allowed to receive other items as long as they do not exceed $190. Authors are also permitted to give copies of their books to the royal family.

Prince Louis received a special gift from Rupert Bradley, a 6-year-old royal fan with a lower limb condition called bilateral talipes. Jeweler Kay Bradley revealed to Hello! magazine that Rupert gave Prince Louis “a hand-finished silver egg cup and spoon with the last coronation commemorative mark of his grandfather, King Charles III,” for Christmas. Kay said, “Rupert has always loved Prince Louis. Rupert has always loved Prince Louis and ..... . They were born within days of each other. Louis will most likely be our next Lord of York, so it is important that he has a special connection to our magical city,” she continued. Hopefully Rupert's gift to Louis will cost less than $190.