Title: Harry Furious as Comedians Mock His DNA Testing in Travelist Ad

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, has been subjected to scathing jokes about his DNA testing in a recent advertisement for his sustainable travel organization, Travelist.

The Australian comedy show, Have You Been Paying Attention?, featured a panel of comedians who took aim at the advert that aired in New Zealand.

The jokes not only targeted Harry's use of his royal connections to make money in America but also delved into the long-standing rumors surrounding his paternity.

During the show, quizmaster Tom Gleisner asked the panel what Prince Harry was advertising in the ad.

Ed Carverley wasted no time in delivering a brutal barb, suggesting that Harry was conducting an eBay sell-off of his late grandfather Prince Philip's belongings.

Kitty Flanagan then made a risqué joke about Ancestry.com DNA testing, alluding to the false rumors surrounding Harry's biological father.

However, it was Anne Edmonds who correctly identified that Harry was actually promoting his environmental travel business.

The advertisement, which also featured Kiwi actors Dave Fain and Rene Owen, showcased the first initiative launched by Travelist in New Zealand.

Founded in 2019, Travelist is an eco-travel project that focuses on rating holidaymakers based on their sustainability practices rather than evaluating destinations.

As part of a pilot initiative, New Zealanders now have access to a rating tool on the Travelist website, encouraging them to consider sustainable options when planning their trips.

While the comedians weren't the only ones taking jabs at Harry's eco-travel endeavors, with Piers Morgan criticizing his commercial, the Duke of Sussex remains committed to his cause.

Morgan described the advertisement as cringeworthy and suggested that Harry continues to be the subject of laughter rather than being laughed with.

The commercial depicted Harry wearing a “Girl Dad” t-shirt, jogging through the woods before being confronted by eco-tourist rating agents.

He was praised for turning off running tap water while brushing his teeth but scolded for allegedly dropping a lollipop wrapper during a royal tour trip in 2018.

Interestingly, this is not the first time Harry's paternity has become a topic of humor on Have You Been Paying Attention?

Last year, Ed made a joke implying that Princess Diana's lover, James Hewitt, was Harry's biological father.

However, this claim has been categorically debunked.

The show's host, Tom, showed a blurred photo of Harry with a mystery companion and asked the panel who the person was.

Ed jokingly responded, “His real dad?”

This prompted a disapproving look from Tom.

In reality, the photo captured Harry with British singer Ed Sheeran at a charity event.

The rumors surrounding Harry's paternity have persisted for years, with some suggesting that James Hewitt is his biological father due to their shared physical traits, including red hair.

However, Hewitt, a former cavalry officer, has repeatedly denied these false claims.

In a 2017 interview, he firmly stated that he is not Harry's real dad and acknowledged that such rumors sell papers.

Hewitt's relationship with Princess Diana began in 1986 when she sought him out as her horse-riding instructor.

Harry was born in 1984, two years prior to their affair.

Despite the mockery and unfounded rumors, Prince Harry remains dedicated to his sustainable travel initiatives through Travelist.

As he continues to make strides in promoting eco-friendly tourism, he faces criticism and skepticism.

However, Harry's commitment to making a positive impact on the environment remains unwavering, regardless of the jokes and speculation that surround him.