Mexico City.– The latest episode of South Park addressed the issue of exiled royals, referencing Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. The chapter begins by explaining that all the characters, even if they were based on real people, are fictitious, although the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are never named as such, the animated characters are identical to them.
The cartoon tells the story of how the royals left their country to seek privacy, naming the episode ‘The Worldwide Privacy Tour’.
The chapter refers to the death of Queen Elizabeth II and a desperate attempt by the couple to clean up their reputation.
During the episode, the husband and wife are called ‘dumb’ and appear on the TV show ‘Good Morning Canada’, where they demand privacy.
It is also mentioned that the prince releases the book ‘Waagh’, which bears similarities to Henry’s recent memoirs published in ‘Spare’.
“We just want to be normal people, all this attention is so hard,” the prince says in the episode.
Following a world tour to get away from public life, the characters settle in South Park, where they continue their fight by hanging banners on their new house reading “respect our privacy” as well as parking their private jet in front of Kyle’s house. , one of the iconic characters of the series.
“I’m sick of hearing about them. But I can’t get away from them, they’re everywhere. In my fucking face,” Kyle says during the episode.
So far the Dukes of Sussex have not ruled on the matter.
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