The plot twist, however, is when a butler who has great timing and a touch of snark approaches Prince Harry and inquires about the source of his enigmatically large Netflix salary. Viewers laugh as he jokes, "Sir, your millions from Netflix, for no one knows what."
Ouch! The satire hit home hard, highlighting the enigmatic nature of the Sussex's deal with the streaming giant.
But that's not all, folks. Meghan, the mastermind behind it all, doesn't escape unscathed. 'Family Guy' didn't hesitate to take a playful jab at her too, suggesting she had an Instagram deal with the fast-food chain Del Taco. Oh, the irony – from royalty to fast food. The episode spared no one, underscoring the absurdity of the entertainment world's obsession with celebrity endorsements.
And if you thought that was the end of the Sussex's public roasting, think again. Just a while back, the infamous animated series 'South Park' joined the fray, unleashing their unique brand of humor on the royal duo. In a hilarious episode from their 26th season, the fictional prince and princess of Canada embarked on a worldwide privacy tour. The satire cut deep, mocking the Sussex's claims of desiring a paparazzi-free life while simultaneously engaging in high-profile media projects. Talk about a double-edged sword.
As expected, the internet exploded with laughter and disbelief. Social media platforms were flooded with memes, tweets, and posts, all echoing the same sentiment – the Sussexes had been hilariously roasted, and the world couldn't get enough of it.
As the echoes of 'Family Guy's' laughter continue to reverberate across the internet, one question lingers – can anybody hear the Sussexes screaming from their lavish Montecito abode? Whether you love them or loathe them, there's no denying the sheer audacity of 'Family Guy' and 'South Park,' who fearlessly took on the royal couple, leaving us all in stitches.
