Hot: Prince Harry Mocked for DNA Testing Joke in Savage Comedy Show

Prince Harry's latest venture, the Sustainable Travel Organization Travelist, became the target of merciless jokes on Monday's episode of Have You Been Paying Attention?

Australian comedians took aim at an advertisement for Travelist featuring the Duke of Sussex that recently aired on New Zealand television.

Quizmaster Tom Gleisner asked the panel about the ad, and the comedians didn't hold back.

Ed Carverley was the first to buzz in, delivering a cutting remark about Harry using his royal connections to make money in America.

He joked, “I think it's an eBay sell-off of Philip's stuff,” referring to Harry's late grandfather, Prince Philip.

Kitty Flanagan then made a risque joke about the rumors surrounding Harry's paternity, asking if it was related to Ancestry.com DNA testing.

However, it was Anne Edmonds who provided the correct answer, stating that Harry was actually promoting his environmental travel business.

The advert, which also featured New Zealand actors Dave Fain and Rene Owen, highlighted the first initiative launched by Harry's non-profit organization, Travelist, in New Zealand.

Founded in 2019, Travelist is an eco-travel project that rates holidaymakers based on the sustainability of their trips.

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

Interestingly, this isn't the first time Harry's paternity has been the subject of humor on Have You Been Paying Attention?

Last year, Ed made a joke about Princess Diana's former lover, James Hewitt, being Harry's biological father, despite the claim having been debunked.

During the show, Tom showed a blurred photo of Harry with a mystery companion and asked who he was with.

Ed responded, jokingly suggesting it was Harry's “real dad.”

In reality, the photo was taken at a charity event where Harry met British singer Ed Sheeran.

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

However, Hewitt has consistently denied these claims, as he didn't meet Diana until after Harry was born.

In a 2017 interview, he emphatically stated, “No, I'm not” when asked if he was Harry's biological father.

He expressed his frustration with the false rumors, acknowledging that they sell newspapers and sympathizing with Harry.

In other news, a close friend of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle revealed that the couple chose not to participate in the Queen's balcony tradition.

Royal author and Meghan's aide, Omid Scobie, clarified that the decision was not a snub but a personal choice made by the Sussexes.

Writing for Yahoo News, Scobie explained that Harry had discussed with his grandmother the possibility of not attending trooping the colour long before recent announcements.

According to Scobie, the Sussexes believed it would be inappropriate to appear on the balcony as they are no longer working royals.

However, they expressed their desire to be part of the jubilee celebrations and attend the service on June 3.

After stepping down as senior royals in 2020, Meghan and Harry relocated to the United States, where they welcomed their second child, daughter Lilibet.

Since their departure from official royal duties, the couple has been surrounded by controversy.

Their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey shed light on their experiences within the royal family, with Meghan accusing certain aides of racism.

Despite the challenges, Harry and Meghan remain committed to their philanthropic endeavors and continue to make headlines with their various projects.