• The royal family have published lists of all the gifts received by Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Prince William, and Kate Middleton during their royal tours in 2018.
  • The gifts, which ranged from traditional weapons to boomerangs, were certainly surprising.
  • Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Markle have asked fans to consider donating to charity rather than send baby gifts in a recent Instagram post.
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It’s not uncommon for members of the royal family to receive gifts during their tours – especially Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who have been given a seemingly endless amount of baby toys, blankets, and clothes for their unborn child.

However, it may surprise fans to know that the royal family actually publishes lists of all the gifts received during these appearances.

The list doesn’t just apply to presents given by prime ministers and other government officials, either – they keep a tally of everything they have been given by fans, too.

The gifts, which range from didgeridoos to a traditional Fijan weapon, are more bizarre than you might think.

Earlier this week, four official lists were published to the royal family's website, declaring all the gifts recieved by Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Prince William, Kate Middleton, and even Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis during their various tours and engagements throughout 2018. Here's an example of one of them.

The most common gifts recieved by Prince Harry and Markle on behalf of their unborn baby included books, blankets, teddy bears, and soft toys, which were all given to them throughout their tour across Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji tour in October.

But they also recieved some slightly more unusual gifts, including a children's wet suit, a boomerang, an Australian football guidebook, and several didgeridoos, which were all given to the couple by fans.

They even received a iWau, which is a Fijan war club, from Jioji Konrote, the President of Fiji.

War clubs are said to be the most cherished weapon of Fijan warriors. Although many of these types of weapons have traditionally been used for fighting, many have also been used for traditional ceremonial activities.

The lists comes as the pair ask fans to stop giving them baby gifts.

On their recently created Instagram account, @sussexroyal, Prince Harry and Markle asked fans to instead consider donating to one of their chosen charities instead of giving them a baby gift.

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The account - which broke a world record after earning one million followers in less than six hours - now has more than four million followers.

Read More: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are now officially on Instagram, and they've made their first post

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also recieved gifts for their children on their various appearances. During his visit to Israel in June 2018, Prince William was given several diaper pins for Prince Louis, and cloth dolls for both Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

The couple were also given honey, essential oils, an airplane ornament, and a chess set by fans.

You can view the lists in full on the royal family website.