After their first date, Prince Harry wrote in his memoir, he and Meghan watched the animated film "Inside Out." Seemingly perplexed by their decision, Meghan inquired as to whether he was viewing a cartoon. Harry answered with a noncommittal "kind of." But it seems like Harry is stuck with lighthearted entertainment like cartoons now that they are being made fun of by a lot of people.
First, South Park took a humorous jab at the couple with its "Worldwide Privacy Tour" episode. Now, Family Guy has joined in the mockery, targeting Harry and Meghan's profitable deals and their careers in the United States. The latest episode of Family Guy features characters resembling the royal couple lounging by a pool.
A butler approaches them with a stack of cash, claiming it's "millions from Netflix, for no one knows what." Harry casually instructs the butler to add it to the rest of their earnings. Meghan suggests it's time to post a sponsored Instagram message for a fast-food brand. Harry, looking unhappy, retorts, "I shouldn't have left the made-up nonsense." The satirical portrayal of the couple highlights how their attempts at rebranding have left them in a precarious position.
The humor in Family Guy's episode is a testament to how far Harry and Meghan have strayed from their initial intentions when they stepped back from their roles as working royals. In February, their spokesperson announced that their "vital" projects were complete, and they would look forward to the future. However, their subsequent actions, public relations efforts, and multiple media appearances suggest otherwise.
Instead of becoming influential figures for positive change in the United States, Harry and Meghan have seemingly distanced themselves from key political forces and influential circles. They have chosen to associate with celebrities like the Kardashians rather than champion meaningful causes. The Family Guy episode humorously reflects the couple's reality, as they appear to prioritize lucrative opportunities over making a genuine impact.
With declining interest in their projects and public support, Harry and Meghan have been left in a vulnerable position, leading them to seek opportunities that may have been unthinkable a few years ago. Harry's future in the United States has strayed far from the promising humanitarian trajectory he once envisioned. The opportunities and credibility he had hoped for seem to be dwindling, and his name is increasingly becoming the subject of comedic material.
As they navigate their path in the U.S., their association with corporations, advertising deals, and corporate partnerships could become a reality. Given the current trajectory, it may not be long before they resort to sponsored Instagram posts or commercial endorsements. This direction has led to questions about whether Harry made the right choice by leaving the royal family and embracing a new life that involves promotional commitments.
In summary, Harry and Meghan's shift from royal life to U.S. celebrity culture has taken an unexpected turn, and they may have to prioritize financial opportunities over humanitarian endeavors. The satirical portrayals in South Park and Family Guy underscore the challenges they face as they struggle to redefine their lives and careers in their new home.