Meghan Markle: Royal expert lays out Duchess' next decade

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The Duke and Duchess turn up at Buckingham Palace after their TV ventures fail. An irritated Queen allows the couple to stay in “a room with my exercise bike in it”.

The scene is from The Prince, a new satirical cartoon made by HBO.

Royal fans have already hit out at the show, branding it “distasteful” and “disgusting”.

It was created by Gary Janetti, who previously worked on hit comedy Family Guy.

In one episode the Sussexes are depicted arriving back at Buckingham Palace, with Archie strapped to his father’s chest.

The Queen is shocked to see them, asking: “What the f**k are you two doing here?”

Harry, with his arms wide open, replies: “Hello grandmother, we’ve returned.”

The British monarch responds: “Well what kind of pact, you snooze, you lose.”

At this point Meghan intervenes, stating: “It’s just for a few weeks while we get back on our feet.”

The Queen relents, stating: “There’s a room with my exercise bike in it and a pull-out sofa, you can use that.”

In a previous episode of The Prince, Meghan was fired from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after being deemed too boring.

The Sussexes later tried to launch a home makeover show, called ‘Royally Screwed’, where they transformed houses “from drab to fab”.

At one point Meghan turns to Harry, commenting: “I’m just really stressed. We are completely out of money.”

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Harry replies: “Maybe it’s time we dip into your fortune from Suits?”

Meghan tells her husband there is “no fortune from Suits”, and the couple decides to return to the UK.

The Prince, which focuses on Prince George, has come under fire over its treatment of the younger royals.

Appearing on Good Morning Britain Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu said: “Creating a parody to poke fun at an 8-year-old is not funny.

“It’s uncalled for, and it goes against our collective sense of responsibility.”

Royal author Omid Scobie tweeted: “Royals have been parodied on dozens of shows over the years (Spitting Image, The Windsors, SNL etc) but this is the first time I can recall children being targeted.

“It may be “comedy” but it comes across as creepy and borderline-bullying.”

Meghan and Harry caused a global sensation in January 2020, when they announced their plan to step down as senior members of the Royal Family.

The couple currently live in California, north of Los Angeles.

Meghan celebrated her 40th birthday on Wednesday with an initiative aimed at helping women return to the workforce, after losing their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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