Princess Kate’s Christmas presents focused on helping the royal keep track of her phone after she repeatedly misplaced it.
Giovanna Fletcher, a celebrity podcaster who hosted the Princess of Wales on her Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcast in 2020, revealed the Royal Family stepped in to help Kate retain her phone.
Mrs Fletcher revealed that Kate told her about the Christmas presents during an off-camera chat prior to the podcast being filmed.
Fletcher told the Times: “She (The Princess of Wales) told me that she was notoriously bad at keeping an eye on her phone. She always loses her phone.
Princess Kate’s Christmas presents focused on helping the royal keep track of her phone after she repeatedly misplaced it.
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“All of her Christmas presents that year were related to her keeping track of her phone It was all about her not losing her phone.”
It is not known what the Princess of Wales received for Christmas in 2025.
However, Princess Kate and Prince William have unveiled plans to dedicate at least one engagement each month throughout 2026 to celebrating British excellence, from thriving businesses to overlooked community champions.
A palace source confirmed the couple’s intentions: “It’s really important for the Prince and Princess of Wales to shine a spotlight on the unsung heroes of the UK. There will be a real emphasis in 2026 on showcasing some of the best of Britain.”
It is not known what the Princess of Wales received for Christmas in 2025.
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The Princess of Wales has been gradually resuming her official duties following a cancer diagnosis and subsequent chemotherapy treatment, with her public appearances increasing as her recovery progresses.
Her return has seen a particular focus on Britain’s creative industries and manufacturing heritage.
In September, she toured textile producers across Suffolk and Kent, with Kensington Palace describing the visits as a celebration of the British textile industry’s rich history and the satisfaction found in creative work.
This new emphasis on British excellence will sit alongside the couple’s established charitable priorities.
The prince has long championed environmental causes through his Earthshot Prize and is working to demonstrate that homelessness can be eliminated through his Homewards initiative.
Kate, meanwhile, continues her advocacy for early childhood development through her dedicated centre.
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Kate, meanwhile, continues her advocacy for early childhood development through her dedicated centre.
Both have jointly promoted mental health awareness in recent years.
The Princess of Wales has also increasingly spoken about the value of nature, human connection and face-to-face interaction over screen time.
Royal patronage of British enterprise follows a tradition established by Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, who used their support to boost domestic businesses both at home and internationally.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are expected to begin issuing their own royal warrants from spring 2026, following the King and Queen who have already granted theirs for the new reign.