Princess Catherine, 42, surprised the organisation with the gift, sparking excitement among royal family members and fans. Tag Youth announced the good news on social media, saying the tree would soon be available for their young members to decorate. The post expressed her delight at receiving the tree from HRH The Princess of Wales. Many celebrated her gesture, praising her for spreading festive cheer.

The gesture reflects Catherine's continued support for charities working with children and young people. Tag Youth creates a safe and stimulating space for young people with disabilities, offering activities such as archery, climbing, ziplining and trips abroad, including skiing and surfing adventures in Wales. The charity also supports siblings of children with special needs, ensuring all-round care for families.

As plans for the festivities are put into action, they come just days before Princess Catherine takes on a major public role after a difficult year. She will join Prince William in welcoming the Emir of Qatar and his wife on an official visit to the UK. The couple will welcome the Qatari royal family to their residence on 3 December and attend an official welcome ceremony at Horse Guards Parade.

The high-profile event marks a significant moment in Catherine’s return to public life, demonstrating her commitment to royal duties despite her personal challenges. At Buckingham Palace, King Charles and Queen Camilla will host the King and Sheikha Jawahir, with Catherine expected to join the royal family for a special lunch. However, she will not attend the evening state reception, reflecting her cautious approach to resuming her public role. However, her involvement in other key aspects of the visit is being viewed as positive news by royal sources.

Catherine's engagement marks a significant step in her return to public duties after taking a health leave earlier this year. Over the past 11 months, she has been steadily appearing at key events such as Trooping the Colour, Wimbledon and Remembrance Day. Her participation in this state visit will be her most high-profile public appearance yet, demonstrating her resilience and dedication.

This festive season is particularly meaningful for the princess and the royal family as they prepare to celebrate Christmas at Sandringham after facing a cancer diagnosis. The family will gather at the Norfolk estate for a traditional Christmas service at St Mary Magdalene Church. King Charles, who is currently undergoing treatment, is said to be celebrating the season with enthusiasm, overseeing holiday preparations and enjoying outdoor activities. The royal family is aiming to be together this year, making Christmas extra special for them.