Megyn Kelly On Prince Harry And Meghan: “When South Park Turns On You, There’s No Recovering”

The Times, “The Handmaid’s Tale” author noted that the Duke of Sussex was lucky to be born into today’s royal family.If the 38-year-old had been part of more powerful clan, he “would have been murdered by somebody lower down the food chain to get him out of the way,” the 83-year-old told the publication, which noted that she is a fan of “Game of Thrones.”The remark sparked some backlash on Twitter, with one person posting, according to the Mirror, “Words fail me. What an utterly ridiculous comment to make.”The comment comes on the heel of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex being told to “vacate” Frogmore Cottage and the couple seeing their US approval rating plunge after a cheeky “South Park” episode scoffed at their privacy claims.Harry recently published a 400-page memoir in January entitled “Spare,” in which he detailed his life as a member of the royal family and his feelings being the second son of King Charles and the late Princess Diana.The duke recently had an online chat with Dr.

Rebel Wilson this week said she met Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for the first time on a recent trip to Santa Barbara, California noting that he "could not have been nicer." Meghan, however, wasn’t as friendly, the comedian told Andy Cohen on "Watch What Happens Live."  "Meghan was not as cool," she revealed, as fellow guest John Oliver cracked up while sitting next to her. "She wasn’t as naturally warm."  The "Pitch Perfect" actress mused that the duchess’ frostiness may have been because "my mom being Australian just asked her all these slightly rude questions like ‘Where are your kids?’ And things like that.

An insult aimed at Queen Consort Camilla in Prince Harry’s memoir Spare may have proved too much for King Charles, as the prince and wife Meghan Markle are asked to leave Frogmore Cottage. The King has reportedly asked Harry and Meghan to give up their UK residence in Windsor, with the move following Harry’s controversial memoir, Spare.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are 'OK' about leaving Frogmore Cottage following Buckingham Palace's eviction notice, a source has revealed.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were allegedly given 'weeks' to pack up their British home after Harry's memoir Spare hit the shelves in January. According to reports, the King, 74, made the decision shortly after the publication of Prince Harry’s book Spare - with sources claiming that the Duke’s criticisms of his step-mother, Queen Consort Camilla, by calling her an "wicked stepmother" had been the “last straw”.

Following the news that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have officially been asked by the Palace to give up their UK residence, Frogmore Cottage, the internet as been inundated with theories behind the decision. The couple were told they could no longer stay in the home, which was gifted to the couple by the late Queen in 2018 as a wedding present, the day after Harry’s controversial memoir Spare was released, with the keys to the property now being offered to Prince Andrew instead.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to be "stunned" they’ve been evicted by King Charles III from their royal home in the U.K., which is now "needed" for "someone else" — Prince Andrew. The claim was made Wednesday by "Finding Freedom" author Omid Scobie, who said the news has left "at least two members of the royal family appalled." "Harry and Meghan have until early summer to vacate," a source told Scobie in his report for Yahoo! News.

Prince Harry is back on The Late Show!

Prince Harry is the latest celeb to take “The Colbert Questionert”.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle proved to be problematic at the start of their early romance.While answering «The Colbert Questionnaire» during an appearance on Tuesday's, Harry revealed that some of the language discrepancies between British and American terms, «got me and my wife into a lot of trouble in the beginning of our relationship.»The 38-year-old Duke of Sussex and his 41-year-old American wife met in 2016 and tied the knot in 2018. In his tell-all memoir,, Harry touched more on the «trouble» that the cultural differences caused the couple.«Meg said something I took the wrong way.

Prince Harry has given fans a new sneak peek inside the Montecito home he shares with his wife, Meghan Markle.The 38 year old appeared virtually from inside his $14million home as he presented an NAACP Image Award. He and Meghan, 41, chose Nabiha Syed, CEO of The Markup, an American nonprofit news publication focused on the impact of technology on society, as this year’s winner of the NAACP - Archewell Digital Civil Rights Award.The two called Syed "an inspiration to us and so many others." Sharing a snap from the awards, Nabiha said, "Still stunned to receive the @naacp #archewell digital civil rights award?!?!??? "Most random/awesome Zoom call of my life." While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have typically done Zoom calls from their incredible office, the new photo shows a previously unseen nook of their multi-million dollar home.The father of two was pictured sitting in front of a white, shelved wall filled with picture frames, plants and other decorative objects.

Friends favourite Courteney Cox has broken her silence on Prince Harry’s allegations about taking magic mushrooms at her home. In the Duke of Sussex’s tell-all memoir Spare, which hit shelves last month, the 38 year old recalled a partying phase he went through while in the US. During the stint, Harry crashed at Courtney’s California home on one occasion and supposedly found “a huge box of black diamond mushroom chocolates”.

Prince Harry wants to return to the UK but feels "stuck" in the US with Meghan Markle, his biographer has claimed. We reported that the Duke of Sussex is demanding an apology from his dad the King and brother Prince William before he attends May's Coronation.

“upset and overwhelmed” by it, and the couple’s approval ratings in the US have even taken a dive. Despite rumors of a lawsuit, the couple’s rep told The Post that Harry and Meghan thought the episode was “all frankly nonsense … totally baseless and boring” and denied allegations that the couple planned to sue. Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone were unfazed by the uproar, recalling a long history of lawsuits, including battles with Scientology over their notorious episode mocking Tom Cruise. The episode follows cartoon characters who claim to want to stay out of the spotlight but go on various talk shows.

South Park.The ex-royals were parodied and heavily mocked in the episode, ironically titled ‘The Worldwide Privacy Tour’, which aired on February 15. Since its airing, Markle was reportedly left “upset and overwhelmed” over the depiction of herself and husband.According to a new survey from market research firm Redfield & Wilton for Newsweek, Harry’s approval rating in the United States is now at -10, with Markle’s at -17.

A spokesperson for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has spoken out after an episode of the American animated sitcom South Park appeared to mock the pair as part of its most recent series. During one episode of the series, which was titled The Worldwide Privacy Tour, what seemed to be cartoon versions of Prince Harry, 38, and Meghan, 41, were branded “stupid” and “dumb”.

Meghan Markle is said to be "overwhelmed" following all the negative scrutiny she and Prince Harry have received from their tell-alls, leaving many to wonder if they’ll attend the coronation. Harry’s father, King Charles III, will be crowned alongside Camilla, the queen consort, on May 6 at London’s Westminster Abbey. It’s uncertain whether the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will attend.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were the butt of the joke in last week's episode of South Park as they were depicted as the Prince and Princess of Canada desperately seeking privacy.

South Park takes aim at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in the show’s 26th season.In the season’s second episode, titled Worldwide Privacy Tour, the Prince and Princess of Canada (modeled after Harry and Meghan) conduct TV interviews and set off firework displays around town in a demand for privacy.In the episode, the couple appear on Good Morning Canada to promote their book titled Waaagh. “We just want to be normal people, all this attention is so hard,” the characters remark.After the episode was released in the US last week (February 15), Harry and Meghan have denied rumours they are suing the show over the depiction.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have issued a statement after they were mocked in a recent episode of South Park, with a spokesperson saying it's "baseless and boring".

Piers Morgan has predictably taken another swipe at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – and this time, it’s over the savage South Park sketch. The American animated comedy’s latest installment, titled The Worldwide Privacy Tour, aired on February 15, and made several jibes at the former working royals. ‘The prince of Canada and his wife try to find privacy and seclusion in a small mountain town,’ the episode description reads.