Chloe Fineman Mocks Prince Harry in Samsonite Ad Campaign

Chloe Fineman, known for her appearances on Saturday Night Live, recently took a playful jab at Prince Harry in a new ad campaign for Samsonite.

In the ad, Fineman humorously portrays a jet-setting lifestyle, mentioning events like red carpet walks and book launches.

Holding up a book titled “Understudy” with a face on the cover, the comedian cleverly parodies Prince Harry's controversial memoir, “Spare,” which prominently features the royal's face.

The mention of a court appearance in Fineman's ad sparked speculation among fans on social media.

Some believe this could be a nod towards Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, as the couple is set to be deposed in Meghan's half-sister Samantha Markle's defamation case.

It seems that the comedian's humor knows no bounds when it comes to poking fun at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

This is not the first time the couple has been the target of jokes.

On an episode of Saturday Night Live, Michael Che made a crass joke about Meghan Markle, taking aim at the speculation surrounding the couple's potential appearance on King Charles's coronation day.

Che mockingly suggested that Meghan had been offered a starting salary of $19 an hour to attend the ceremony, accompanied by an image of her dressed in a maid's outfit.

US TV star Megyn Kelly also joined in on the mockery, criticizing the couple for their refusal to confirm their attendance at King Charles's coronation.

Kelly labeled them as “spotlight addicts” and expressed her disappointment in their behavior towards the monarchy.

She pointed out that the King had extended an olive branch despite their previous attacks on the royal family.

Entertainers have not shied away from mocking Harry and Meghan either.

The animated series South Park turned their decision to step back from royal duties and move to the USA into a parody.

Stand-up comic Chris Rock also took a swipe at Meghan's claims of racism against the royals in his Netflix special, “Selective Outrage.”

Rock accused her of acting ignorant about the realities of marrying into the royal family and criticized her for complaining about her treatment as a working royal.

Prince Harry himself faced ridicule following the release of his memoir, “Spare,” on January 10th.

The couple's constant portrayal of themselves as victims has led to them being seen as a laughingstock.

Royal expert Kinsey Schofield commented on this, stating that the public is growing tired of their victimhood narrative.

She emphasized that people are no longer interested in listening to privileged individuals complain about mundane issues.

This sentiment is evident in the support given to entertainers like Chris Rock and South Park, who openly mock the couple without facing significant backlash.

In conclusion, Chloe Fineman's playful ad campaign for Samsonite, along with the ongoing mockery from various entertainers, highlights the continued scrutiny and criticism faced by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

As they navigate their post-royal life, it seems that their attempts to portray themselves as victims are increasingly falling on deaf ears.