Prince Harry and Meghan ‘are in a nasty place’ as they’re left humiliated in new blow
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have faced several dramas since their shock move back from the US in August and they were even mocked by comedians on Saturday Night Live during a sketch
The couple returned to the UK in August(Image: AFP via Getty Images)
Harry and Meghan are ‘not in a great place’ after their return to the UK, it is claimed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have faced several dramas since their shock move back from the US in August.
And they were even mocked by comedians on Saturday Night Live during a sketch which included the King asking Harry: “Don’t tell me you’ve spent all your Netflix money already,” to which Harry responds: “It was $60 million. How long was it meant to last?”
Several other jokes are made at the couple’s expense, including a part where Meghan gifts Camilla some “ice” that she made herself, with Harry saying that his wife “hires the best cooks”.
The couple were mocked by SNL comedians(Image: SNL)
Speaking on her Heirs and Spares digital series, American Youtuber Kinsey Schofield said: “This is the first time they’ve been hit as a punchline since they’ve returned to the UK, letting Americans know that you feel the same way we do about this couple.”
Her guest, Royal commentator Rupert Bell, said: “That whole sketch reflects that they are basically in a bad place when you’re getting them lampooned to that extent.
“The people writing, they don’t even have to try very hard to write those gags, actually. That’s the sad thing. To be lampooned like that when they’ve only just got back is not a great look.”
The couple recently pulled their children out of school
Harry and Meghan moved back to the UK at the end of August and have been in headlines ever since. Most recently, they pulled their kids from their school over security concerns as their children were left as “sitting ducks” while stuck in traffic on the way to school.
Both Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, were pulled out of a private school after just two days because their security team were alarmed at the term-time after the convoy transporting them from their new home became separated during the busy school run.
They will now join another one in the area, which is said not to come with the same traffic issues.
