Williams highlighted the couple's infamous interview with Oprah Winfrey, describing it as dishonest and disrespectful. He criticized Meghan for being a diva with no respect or gratitude for the royal family or the Commonwealth. According to Williams, Meghan had exploited Harry for her own selfish and greedy agenda, labeling her a liar and manipulator who played the victim to gain sympathy and fame.
The comedian suggested that Meghan had no place in the royal family or the Commonwealth, urging her to go away and stop embarrassing herself and Harry. Williams did not spare Prince Harry, labeling him as a dummy who had made a colossal mistake by marrying Meghan, ruining his life and tarnishing his reputation. Williams claimed that Harry lacked the backbone or character to stand up to Meghan or the media, losing his identity and dignity in the process.
Williams' roast, lasting approximately 15 minutes, was met with laughter and applause from Sharp and the audience, who enjoyed his jokes and comments. While some viewers found amusement and entertainment in Williams' perspective, others expressed agreement or praised him for speaking his mind. However, the roast also sparked outrage and criticism from Meghan and Harry's fans, accusing Williams of being rude and mean, violating their privacy and dignity.
Critics suggested that Williams might be jealous and bitter about Meghan and Harry's success and happiness, attempting to tarnish their reputation. As of now, Williams, currently working on his new comedy special "Cat Williams World War II," has not commented on his roast. He has neither apologized nor retracted his statements, leaving the reason or motive behind his roast and any potential personal or professional issues with Meghan or Harry undisclosed. The ongoing public discourse has raised questions about whether Harry is beginning to realize the widespread perception that he was used, with many people expressing this sentiment on air and online.
