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The presenters managed to speak to a duty nurse
The hospital treating the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge said it "deeply regrets" giving out information about her condition to hoax callers from an Australian radio station.
Presenters posing as the Queen and Prince Charles got details from a nurse at King Edward VII hospital in London.
The hospital said confidentiality was taken seriously and telephone protocols are under review.
A spokesman for William and Catherine said he would be making no comment.
Two presenters on Sydney-based radio station 2Day FM are reported to have convinced staff they were the Royals and were connected to the duchess's private nurse in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
The pair were given an update on her condition.
A spokesman for the hospital said: "This call was transferred through to a ward and a short conversation was held with one of the nursing staff. King Edward VII's Hospital deeply regrets this incident."
John Lofthouse, chief executive at King Edward VII's Hospital, said: "This was a foolish prank call that we all deplore."
The duchess, who was admitted to the hospital on Monday, is thought to be less than 12 weeks pregnant.
It has been confirmed she is being treated for acute morning sickness, or hyperemesis gravidarum.
Her husband Prince William, who spent several hours visiting her on Monday, spent the day with her again on Tuesday.
In a statement on Tuesday evening, a St James's Palace spokesman said: "The Duchess of Cambridge is continuing to feel better. She and the Duke are immensely grateful for the good wishes they have received. She will remain in hospital at present."
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