The comedian poked fun at Meghan and Harry’s Netflix track record, shortly after the duchess announced she was delaying the release of her lifestyle show in the wake of the Los Angeles

Vanity Fair’s exposé covered all the usual bases. In the article, marking Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s first five years since leaving their jobs as senior royals and moving to the U.S., friends and coworkers dissected the Sussexes’ multiple failed or abandoned business endeavors,

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle appear to be radio silent since the Duke of Sussex made a milestone win in the lawsuit against the UK publishers.Royal experts, including the likes of

John Mulaney took some time out to roast famous ex-Royals Harry and Meghan Markle while announcing his new weekly talk show on Netflix, Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney. The comedian addressed press to promote the talk show—a spin-off from his critically acclaimed Everybody’s in L.

Vanity Fair’s February cover story painted a largely unflattering picture of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. In the 8,000-word piece, scores of sources detailed how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been incompetent in business ventures,