Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are returning their free wedding gifts worth ‘millions’
Kensington Palace has strict rules about what the couple can receive
PRINCE Harry and Meghan Markle are set to return '£7million' of free gifts they were sent for the Royal Wedding.
To celebrate the royal couple's special day, Kensington Palace received gifts from various companies, which they have to return.
But there are strict rules surrounding what the couple can be sent and many companies gave them presents to promote their wares and get their publicity.
Essentially, plenty of people could be looking to exploit the royals and profit from it.
But royal officials are having none of it, with clear guidelines on what free gifts can and can't be received.
If they break the rules, they're being posted right back to sender.
One such company is swimwear brand Bags of Love,
Harry and Meghan requested fans and wellwishers give to charity instead of giving gifts.
It appears that hasn't always been the case, as that the free gifts Harry and Meghan are sending back are worth £7 million.
The same article suggests William and Kate have returned more than £30million worth of free gifts, many centred around the births of their three children.
Oh, to be royal!
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