Royal Drama Unfolds: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Face Mockery and Criticism

The absence of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at the Golden Globes did not go unnoticed, as SNL host Michael Che took a jab at Prince Harry, referring to him as Satan.

The couple found themselves in the spotlight once again, this time becoming the subject of ridicule after comedian Joe Coy poked fun at their lucrative deals.

Their troubles seemed to have escalated in 2023 when they lost their Spotify deal and were labeled as grifters by a high-ranking executive at the company.

According to a Royal Expert, the continuous negative media coverage surrounding the Sussexes is a clear indication of their diminishing popularity in the United States.

Phil Dampier, speaking on GB News, remarked, “‘When you start to become figures of ridicule, you're in trouble.

When they first went out there, they were popular.'”

He added, “‘When you've fallen out with the woke loveys and they're starting to take the mickey out of you, you know that your star has fallen.'”

Apart from the Golden Globes incident, popular animated shows like South Park and Family Guy also took aim at the couple.

A commentator noted, “‘Everyone's just regarding them as figures of fun,' suggesting that unless they make a significant change, they are headed for a downward spiral.

PR expert Maya Riaz emphasized that being the subject of jokes is something Meghan and Harry should get used to, especially given the nature of the entertainment industry.

Riaz mentioned, “‘Harry and Meghan have sadly had many jokes made about them since leaving the Royal Family.

Unfortunately, this is something they would have had to have gotten used to.'”

The expectation of being targeted by hosts at events like the Golden Globes was highlighted, with Joe Coy making light-hearted jabs at various prominent figures, including Taylor Swift, Succession Barbie, and Oppenheimer.

PR expert Ryan McCormick pointed out that the fact that comedians continue to reference Meghan and Harry indicates that they remain relevant in the public eye.

He expressed, “‘Because of a lack of action and because, to my knowledge, we don't hear Meghan and Harry refuting any of the criticism lobbied at them, their time in the spotlight diminishes with each passing day.'”

Prince Harry's presence as a punchline was further solidified during a Saturday Night Live sketch that humorously portrayed the British Royal Family.

Michael Che, alongside James Austin Johnson and Devon Walker, embodied British rappers Milly Pounds and Shirty, shedding light on the tabloid press's treatment of Harry.

The skit included references to Harry staying at Tyler Perry's and alluded to Meghan's accusations of racism within the royal family during the Oprah Winfrey interview.

In conclusion, the ongoing saga surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continues to captivate audiences, with their every move scrutinized and dissected.

As they navigate the complexities of fame and public perception, the couple must tread carefully to navigate the turbulent waters of public opinion and media scrutiny.