South Park releases episode mocking Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

The popular and controversial animated series South Park, has released a new and controversial episode dedicated to Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, alluding to some aspects that have happened to the royal couple and how they left the UK to seek “privacy”.

If there is a series that has never been afraid of anything and has dared to make satire and mockery of different stars and personalities, that is undoubtedly South Park.

The animated series for adults has released a new episode dedicated to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, full of not so indirect hints, where they make fun of some of the situations that the couple has gone through in their controversial fight with the British monarchy.

Throughout the chapter, titled The Worldwide Privacy Tour, two characters quite similar to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are shown. In the cartoon they are referred to as “the princes of Canada”, who “crossed the pond” in search of privacy, referring to their move to the United States.

According to Deadline, the jokes in the cartoon focus on “the tension between Harry and Meghan’s desire for privacy and their willingness to share intimate details of their lives in interviews, Prince Harry’s book and their Netflix series.”

The episode has generated all sorts of comments on social media, some in agreement and some in disagreement. But South Park‘s mission has certainly been achieved.