Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have officially returned to Britain, and their return was quickly mocked on the television comedy "Saturday Night Live UK." The couple, along with their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, have now settled in London after six years of living in the United States.
Return to London and Start of Mockery
In the latest episode of "Saturday Night Live UK," comedians Jack Sheppard and Ayodele Bamgboye played Harry and Meghan, while Larry Dean and Emma Sidi portrayed King Charles and Queen Camilla, respectively. The comedy took place at the King’s Scottish residence, Balmoral, and included scenes of Harry and Meghan entering the living room.
In this comedy, Prince Harry, wearing a light blue shirt and black pants, tells Meghan, who was dressed in blue and white, "I’m home," which was met with laughter from the audience. In this scene, King Charles asks Harry, "Harry, what are you doing here? This castle is only for the royal family," and Queen Camilla jokingly refers to her husband as a "grumbler."
Critique of the Netflix Deal
Later in the comedy, Charles asks Harry and Meghan what they want and accuses them of spending their $60 million Netflix contract. This deal included the production of shows, documentaries, and children's programs, but only a few programs have been released in six years.
Harry responds to his father, saying, "Dad, that was $60 million. How long was that supposed to last? I don’t want much, just a duke or two of those." He also adds, "Just because I don’t want to be a royal doesn’t mean I want to be an ordinary person."
Meanwhile, Meghan also shared a video of her family in England, featuring their sweet moments in the rain and family activities. The couple seems happy with this change despite the new challenges and their return to life in Britain.
Ultimately, after their return, they faced a letter from the royal family clarifying their royal status and emphasizing that there has been no change in their previous position since their withdrawal in 2020.
