Harry and Meghan respond to South Park mockery and 'boring' lawsuit reports

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been pressured to reject options they had been planning on suing a well-liked cartoon over an obvious parody.

Animated present South Park lately aired an episode titled “Worldwide Privacy Tour”, which includes the “Prince and Princess of Canada” travelling all over the world and making public appearances demanding their privateness be revered.

Though the characters should not named, the prince has crimson hair and a crimson beard, whereas the princess is depicted sporting an outfit just like that worn by Meghan Markle throughout her first Trooping the Colour occasion in 2018.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been apparently mocked in an episode of South Park. (Comedy Central)

Amid studies the duchess was upset about their portrayal on the irreverent present, a spokesperson for the Sussexes shot down any suggestion they deliberate to take authorized motion over it.

The spokesperson stated it was “nonsense”, based on People.

“Totally baseless, boring reports,” their transient assertion stated.

Harry and Meghan in 2022 — The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have beforehand spoken about invasions of their privateness. (Getty Images for 2022 Robert F.)

The Sussexes have beforehand spoken about invasions of their privateness, notably by the media and the British tabloid press.

South Park is well-known for taking potshots at celebrities and public figures, lampooning everyone from Kanye West to Al Gore within the present’s time on air.

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