Rumors have been swirling on social media about a potential new episode of South Park that coincides with Prince Harry’s 40th birthday.
Allegedly titled "The Prince of No One," this rumored episode supposedly portrays Prince Harry as a self-absorbed, attention-seeking individual who is desperate for validation from anyone who will listen. This satirical portrayal seems to reflect the public's perception of the Duke of Sussex, who many believe is in a constant struggle for relevance amidst the never-ending drama surrounding the British royal family.
Let’s not forget South Park's scathing satire from last year, which took aim at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during their so-called "privacy tour." In that now-iconic episode, Meghan was depicted as a shallow and superficial character, while Harry played the role of a confused and blindly loyal sidekick. The comedic brilliance of this episode left audiences in stitches, perfectly encapsulating the couple’s often-criticized public behavior. Meghan, in particular, was shown as struggling to maintain her carefully curated public image, while the world watched and laughed at the exaggerated portrayal of her and Harry’s antics.
Now, as whispers about a new episode grow louder, speculation suggests it could be a continuation of the mockery, conveniently timed for Prince Harry's milestone birthday. In this alleged installment, Harry is rumored to be whining about his mistreatment and lack of recognition, begging the citizens of South Park to acknowledge his existence. If this scenario sounds like something out of a sitcom, that’s because it might be. However, there’s a catch—there’s no concrete evidence that this episode even exists. Unlike the first episode that made waves across social media and mainstream news outlets, this rumored gem has been notably absent from any credible sources. Where are the headlines? Where is the uproar? It’s almost as though this episode is playing an elaborate game of hide-and-seek with the media, and the news outlets are losing the chase.
It’s important to remember that South Park thrives on biting satire that is often rooted in real-world events. Given the amount of attention Prince Harry and Meghan Markle typically attract, if there truly were another episode targeting Harry, it’s likely we would already be bombarded with coverage. Yet, so far, we are left with nothing but murmurs and unverified claims.
Meanwhile, reports suggest that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing growing disdain in Hollywood. Allegedly, industry insiders are becoming increasingly tired of their antics, with Meghan reportedly earning the nickname "Duchess Difficult." Some have labeled her as a "dictator in high heels" who reportedly rules her staff with an iron fist. The couple’s absence from a post-event party thrown by Ari Emanuel, the WME talent agent who represents Meghan, has further fueled speculation that they are losing influence in Hollywood as they attempt to reshape their post-royal careers.
A source quoted in The Daily Mail even suggested that Hollywood insiders are reveling in the couple’s diminishing status. Meghan is reportedly preparing to launch a cooking show, while Harry is diving into the world of polo for upcoming Netflix projects. However, their attempts to carve out new roles in the entertainment industry are being closely scrutinized. Allegations about Meghan’s behavior have sparked gossip, and insiders have hinted that it was only a matter of time before their reputation within Hollywood would come under fire. A senior producer commented that mainstream Hollywood never really took Harry and Meghan seriously, suggesting that their production company, Archewell, feels more like a brand-building exercise than a serious venture.
Despite the mounting criticism, there are still those who stand by the couple. In a heartfelt article commemorating Prince Harry’s 40th birthday, writer Bri Gordon praised him as a kind, funny, and down-to-earth individual. She emphasized that the couple’s intentions are simply to protect their children from the increasing dangers of the digital world.
