Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Roasted Again in Animated Satire Episode

Well, folks, it seems the animated world just can’t get enough of poking fun at royalty. In the latest episode of a certain well-known animated series, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle find themselves once again the butt of the joke—and not for the first time. Airing on July 17, the episode titled "Twain’s World" takes a satirical swipe at the couple by comparing their marriage to some of history’s most infamous disasters. Yes, you heard that right. Amidst time-traveling shenanigans, a character quips that their union ranks right up there with catastrophic events of the past. Ouch.

The humor doesn’t stop there. A cutaway gag shows an animated Harry groaning at the repeated jabs, throwing shade right back with a witty retort about the marital track records of others. It’s classic animated comedy—sharp, irreverent, and pulling no punches. This isn’t the first time the Sussexes have been targeted by the show either. Back in 2023, an episode mocked their post-royal life with a hilarious depiction of the couple lounging by a pool, casually raking in mysterious millions from streaming deals while planning sponsored fast-food posts. The prince even sighs about leaving behind the "made-up nonsense"—a not-so-subtle dig at royal duties.

And let’s not forget, another animated heavyweight took aim at Harry and Meghan last year with an episode portraying them as attention-seeking royals from Canada, desperate for privacy while paradoxically popping up everywhere. Their memoir even got a satirical rebrand, and the fictional couple’s antics left characters—and probably some viewers—exasperated by their omnipresence.

Now, while the real-life Duke and Duchess haven’t publicly commented on these latest animated roasts, reports suggest Meghan was less than thrilled by last year’s portrayal in another show, feeling both upset and overwhelmed but opting not to watch the full episode. Whether they’ll crack a smile at this latest jab or keep their stiff upper lips remains to be seen. One thing’s for sure: in the world of animated satire, no one’s safe—not even royalty.