Amy Schumer has once again stirred up social media with a cheeky remark about Meghan Markle—this time, with a subtle nod to Kate Middleton.
In a playful video, Schumer teases, "I'm not gonna stir the pot, but why don't we have to call Kate Middleton 'Kate of Wales'?" Flashing a smirk at the camera, she signs off with a sly, "Ok, Hilaria."
The comment appears to reference Meghan Markle’s preference for being called "Meghan, Duchess of Sussex," a detail she highlighted in her new Netflix show With Love, Meghan. In the series, Meghan jokingly corrects Mindy Kaling, saying, "I'm Sussex now," a moment that sparked both applause and eyerolls online.
Schumer’s witty remark flips Meghan’s statement on its head, igniting a flurry of reactions on X (formerly Twitter).
"Amy’s roasting Meghan, and I’m here for it!" one fan posted, while another added, "Kate of Wales actually has a nice ring to it—Schumer’s onto something!"
This isn’t the first time Schumer has taken a playful jab at Meghan. Back in 2018, when both were expecting, she jokingly called Meghan her "nemesis" in a Daily Mail interview, quipping, "She looks better than me in heels while I’m in flats."
Now, she’s back with another royal-themed zinger, this time weaving Kate Middleton into the mix for added effect. The Princess of Wales has been keeping a low profile during her cancer recovery, making Schumer’s joke an even more striking contrast between the two royal women.
The timing of Schumer’s dig is also interesting, as it coincides with With Love, Meghan receiving mixed reviews. While some viewers praised the show, others on X branded it "tone-deaf."
"Amy’s just saying what we’re all thinking," one user tweeted, hinting at the ongoing divide between the Sussexes and the rest of the royal family.
Schumer’s joke may be lighthearted, but it also delivers a sharp take on royal dynamics—served, of course, with her signature no-filter humor.
