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The couple's grilling by "South Park" shows their transition from serious celebrities to objects of ridicule, said Newsweek's chief royal correspondent.

The couple's recent roasting by "South Park" may not be the last as Harry and Meghan have increasingly become the punchline of pop culture puns.

An archive clip of the late Diana managing Harry's behavior on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in London in 1990 has gone viral on social media.

The show aired a scathing parody of Harry and Meghan's post-royal lives in a new episode which aired Wednesday night.

Meghan's legal team told a judge that her right to criticize Samantha Markle, who is suing her for defamation, is covered under the First Amendment.

A July 2014 post on Meghan Markle's blog "The Tig" saw the then-actress make reference to her future sister-in-law, Kate.

Harry has not spared his stepmother any blushes in his recent media interviews and best-selling memoir.

Rivers said the princess "didn't know when the good times were with her" and was unhappy despite being "tall" "thin" "gorgeous" and "rich."

The queen took aim at Bush during an official dinner, over an earlier gaffe in which he mistakenly suggested that she was over 200 years old.

Papers containing new allegations related to Jeffrey Epstein are reportedly due to be published.

The animated comedy series will have an episode titled "The Worldwide Privacy Tour" about a prince and his wife who are trying to find "privacy and seclusion."

Buckingham Palace has announced that Camilla will wear Queen Mary's crown at her coronation which avoids the use of the Koh-i-Noor diamond.

Clips of Kate receiving the traditional royal gesture of reverence have gone viral on TikTok with nearly half a million views on the platform.

A video of a crowd reacting to Harry and Meghan at a British sporting event shortly after their marriage has resurfaced on social media.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle aren't the first royals to release documentaries with Princess Diana, King Charles and Queen Elizabeth all having done the same.

The Prince of Wales' call with a group of teenagers was made during an unannounced visit at a hospital in eastern England.

The Duchess of Sussex "performed the highest act of deference" to Queen Elizabeth II at her state funeral, eagle eyed fans have spotted.

Kate's reaction to Prince George and Princess Charlotte's roles in the wedding at St. George's Chapel, England, has been viewed nearly 500,000 times online.

Prince Harry previously told "60 Minutes" that "we will openly apologize for anything that we did wrong" but "no one's telling us the specifics."

In video footage of Charles taking part in a royal engagement, a member of the public was heard asking him to "bring back" his estranged son, Harry.

Prince William exclaims "oh my goodness" after spotting a childhood photo in which he looks "just like" Princess Charlotte in a viral clip.

Meghan Markle's half-sister used a libel lawsuit to ask the duchess to exonerate King Charles III and Queen Elizabeth II after debates about racism.

Meghan Markle's lawyers are pushing back on demands for private messages with palace PR and Oprah Winfrey in her half-sister's libel lawsuit.

The monarch "listens to people's concerns" and is engaged "with multiculturalism and the anti-racism movement," a British Bangladeshi community leader said.

King Charles III told Prince Harry there's wasn't not enough money for Meghan Markle to be a working royal, Harry's book says.

The prince did not spare his family members any blushes in his record-breaking book, with Prince William taking most of the heat.

The U.K. press regulator will examine whether Jeremy Clarkson's column about the Duchess of Sussex breached its guidelines on harassment and discrimination.

A judge has hinted that at least some of Samantha's case is likely destined for the cutting room floor in comments that will boost Meghan's hopes of bringing the entire saga to an end.

Britain's Royal Mail have unveiled King Charles' new stamps, the first to feature a new monarch for over seventy years—but they're missing a regal symbol.

Diana and Fergie were two royal sisters-in-law that bonded over their shared experiences in a way that Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle never did.