PRINCE Harry has been roasted by US star Chelsea Handler at the 2023 Critics Choice Awards following the release of the Duke's memoir.
The comedian took aim at Prince Harry, focusing on the Duke's tale about his "frostbitten penis".
Writing in 'Spare' the Duke revealed he was suffering from frostbite on his manhood during Prince William’s wedding to Kate Middleton.
Speaking at the ceremony Chelsea said: “Niecy Nash-Betts is nominated for Dahmer. Dahmer became the third highest viewed show on Netflix, which a combined watch time of 1 billion hours."
She joked: “Which, apparently, is the same amount of time we’re going to have to listen to Prince Harry talk about his frostbitten penis. Enough already.”
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The late Queen Elizabeth and her husband Prince Philip married at Westminster Abbey at 11.30am on November 20, 1947.
The Queen had eight bridesmaids, including her sister Princess Margaret.
The couple honeymooned at Broadlands, in Hampshire, the home of Philip's uncle Earl Mountbatten.
Royal biographer Robert Jobson said King Charles is “furious” with Prince Harry for using “derogatory” nicknames of royal courtiers that would be easy for insiders to identify in his tell-all biography Spare.
Harry wrote: “I’d spent my life dealing with courtiers, scores of them.
“But now I dealt mostly with just three, all middle-aged white men who’d managed to consolidate power through a series of bold Machiavellian manoeuvres.
“They had normal names… but they sort more easily into zoological categories. The Bee, The Fly and the Wasp.
“The Bee was oval-faced and fuzzy and tended to glide around with great equanimity and poise, as if he was a boon to all living things.”
Jobson said: “The connotation using the bee, wasp and the fly suggests these people are kind of pest-like, flying around the room, literally trying to say they’re derogatory in that respect.
“Anyone who knows would realise straight away who they are.
They’re public servants they can’t answer back, it’s unfair to them. They’re not in the position to, they’re serving the crown.
“This is what they have to do, that’s the role they have to play so to criticise them in really derogatory terms and say they need to be swatted like flies is deeply insulting.”
He added: “I’m sure the king is furious but as a father it’s very difficult because it’s his son.
“He’d be worried about things said in the public domain but despite all that’s been said, that’s his son – it’s very sad.”
Speaking in the couple's Netflix docuseries, Prince Harry opened up about the moment he proposed to Meghan Markle.
He said: "I did pop a bottle of champagne while she was roasting a chicken and that kind of slightly gave the game away.
"She was like, 'You never drink champagne, what's the occasion?' And I was like, 'I don't know, I just had it like, lying around"
As Harry prepared to pop the question, Meghan snuck off to another room and called a friend.
Over the phone, she told her friend: "Oh my God Jess, Jess, it's happening, it's happening. He told me not to peak."
Writing in his new memoir Spare, Prince Harry recalled the moment he asked Her Majesty the Queen for permission to marry Meghan Markle.
Writing in the tell-all book, Harry said "it didn't make sense" that he had to request his grandmother's permission to marry Meghan.
Prince Harry recalled the moment he asked, writing: "I've been told that I have to ask your permission before I can propose".
Her Majesty then replied: "You have to? Well then, I suppose I have to say yes."
Prince Harry wrote of his confusion and annoyance in that moment.
He wrote: "I didn't get it. Was she being sarcastic? Ironic? Deliberately cryptic?
"Was she indulging in a bit of wordplay? I'd never known Granny to do any wordplay and this would be a surpassingly bizarre moment (not to mention widely inconvenient) for her to start, but maybe she just saw the chance to play off my unfortunate use of the word "have" and couldn't resist."
In his bombshell book Spare, the Duke of Sussex told how he attacked one of the Scotland Yard protection officers in charge of looking after him, while he was drunk on a night out in Paris.
He had been in Paris when he had too much to drink and ended up assaulting Sergeant Bill Renshaw – who he nicknamed Billy the Rock.
In the book he says: “When Billy the Rock escorted me back to the hotel, I tried to pick a fight with him. I growled at him, swung on him, slapped his head.
“He barely reacted. He just frowned like an ultra-patient parent. I slapped him again. I loved him but I was determined to hurt him.
“He’d seen me like this before. Once, maybe twice. I heard him say to another bodyguard, ‘He’s a handful tonight’.”
Royals fans have hailed Prince William after he attended the Together As One charity today.
The Slough-based initiative endeavours to help young people overcome issues such as mental health, bullying and knife crime.
William shared details of his day on Twitter, to which one fan replied: "Well done Prince William Your late grandparents would be very proud of you getting on with your duty and service and highlighting the great work being done up and down the country. So proud of you all."
While another said: "Great work guys! As always, just getting on with the job of making a difference to others less fortunate."
Much has been made as to whether Prince Harry will attend his father's coronation later this year.
The pair's relationship is seemingly fractured following a slew of bombshell revelations shared to the public in Harry's explosive memoir Spare.
However, one reader of the Mirror, believes Harry should attend
"I think Prince Harry should attend the Coronation," the reader said.
"He is still part of the institution by birth and has never vowed to abdicate his birthright."
While appearing on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Prince Harry revealed the necklace which he claims broke during an argument with his brother in 2019.
Mr Colbert asked Harry which necklace broke when William pushed him in the kitchen and broke a dog bowl, as Harry opened up about in the ITV interview.
Harry showed it to Mr Colbert and the audience.
Prince William was accused of grabbing Harry by the collar, ripping his necklace and then knocking him onto the floor over a fight about Harry’s marriage to Meghan.
Following the death of Her Majesty the Queen last year, the royal line of succession changed somewhat.
Now Charles is King, his eldest son, Prince William, became heir to the throne, and then his children Prince George, moved up to second in line followed by Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
Prince Harry became fifth in line with son Archie sixth.
Meghan Markle and Harry’s second baby, daughter Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor is seventh in line.
The Duke of Cambridge received a cooking lesson fit for a prince today as he visited the Together As One charity in Slough.
William got some expert tips on making the perfect stir fry as he shared Together As One's mission.
Today, the Prince of Wales visited the Together As One charity which aims to empower young people and tackle issues such as bullying, knife crime and racism.
Taking to Twitter, the future king said: "The breadth of work here is huge, from volunteers helping young people with conflict resolution training, to the Global Grub cooking programme helping to equip those faced with the rising cost of living with the skills to make healthy, nutritious food on a tight budget.
"The team here even raised money to provide clothes and meals for people experiencing homelessness in and around Slough."
Together As One empowers young people to lead social change in their community, teaching invaluable life skills and tackling major issues like bullying, knife crime and racism. pic.twitter.com/Jl5GxCLvkO
British pop legend Peter Andre has given his take on Harry's bombshell memoir.
Dad of four Peter – who hasn't been spared his own family controversy following a public divorce with Katie Price – used his New Magazine column to speak out.
He wrote: "I'm so sad seeing all of the claims.
"I'm sure there are some bits that Harry genuinely means and that he's traumatised by some things but to continually throw your family under the bus just does not sit right with me, especially only after recently losing the Queen and Prince Phillip.
"There are other ways of dealing with trauma than publicly trashing your family.
"If he has a lot of trauma someone should be helping him."
He added: "I always try to look at the positives of what someone is doing but I'm struggling to see what good can some of this."
Prince Harry’s youngest child, Lilibet Diana, was born Friday, June 4, 2021.
The official registered time for the birth was at 11.40am.
However, they waited until June 6 to share the happy news.
Harry and Meghan’s second child has lived her whole life in the US, which the duke called her “home” in a recent Netflix docuseries.
Following Prince Harry's revelation that he killed 25 Taliban fighters during two tours of Afghanistan, the Iranian government has accused the royal of "war crimes".
Tehran took aim at the Duke of Sussex amid a bitter row over the execution of a UK national by the barbaric state after they accused him of being a spy for MI6.
The Iranian government said: "The British regime, whose royal family member, sees the killing of 25 innocent people as removal of chess pieces and has no regrets over the issue, and those who turn a blind eye to this war crime, are in no position to preach others on human rights."
Prince Harry has often been vocal about the importance of therapy in his recovery from his mother’s death.
And now, In his fifth interview to promote his memoir Spare, Prince Harry told the Daily Telegraph: “And now, as two brothers, if one of you goes through that experience and the other one doesn’t, it naturally creates a further divide between you.
“Which is really sad.
“But as much as William was the first person to even suggest therapy, I just wish that he would be able to feel the same benefits of that as opposed to believing what he doesn’t need to.”
Iran decided to invoke Harry's comments from his bombshell memoir Spare as the regime blasted back at Britain and defended their killing of Alireza Akbari.
Akbari, who held a dual UK-Iranian citizenship, was allegedly tortured and forced into a false confession.
The former defence official had denied all charges against him and had been in prison since 2019.
Harry being drawn into the major diplomatic row is another embarrassment for the wayward royal after the release of his book.
The Duke has defended his remarks about his time in Afghanistan in which he referred to Taliban fighters as "chess pieces".
He claims the comments were taken out of context – and called criticism of them a "dangerous lie".
But former military chiefs have said it was a foolish of Harry to be so brazen in his comments about the missions.
Jimmy Kimmel took aim at the Prince on his show with a fake book called 'The Prince and the Penis'.
Holding a copy of the book the presenter said: "If the kids are still up this would be a good time to gather them around the TV."
Reading the book Jimmy said: "At the chilly North Pole, a silly young codger took a walk in the snow, and froze his wee todger.
"Oh mummy! Oh mummy! He cried with a scream, and from then up on high she appeared with some cream. My poor little prince, put this on your willy. It will lessen the ache and make it less chilly," Kimmel continues to roars of laughter from the crowd.
Charles officially became King following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
However, it is tradition to wait until a sufficient time period of mourning has passed, before crowning the new sovereign.
King Charles will be crowned on May 6, 2023, Buckingham Palace has announced.
His Majesty’s coronation in Westminster Abbey will be almost 70 years after his mother the Queen was crowned.
Amid the success of Prince Harry’s tell-all memoir Spare, publishers are reportedly calling on Meghan Markle to release her own explosive book.
A source told the Express: “Its instant, phenomenal success has taken everyone by surprise.
“Nobody expected sales figures like the ones we are seeing. Harry could easily overtake the combined book sales of the Obamas, the company’s current joint best-selling authors.
“That’s why the heat is on to get Meghan’s version of events – both with the Royal Family and her own family members in America – out there in print as soon as possible, ideally early next year to pick-up sales when demand for Spare slows down.”
The Prince of Wales has made a visit to Together as One, a charity that works with young people to create positive social change in the community.
The Prince took part in a lesson with the charity's Global Grub cooking programme.
Greg Gutfeld, Fox News host mocked Prince Harry and Meghan Markle following the release of Spare.
Fox News contributor Kat Timpf said: "Everyone's got to be really careful and not hang out with them ever because this one is a tell-all which means they told it all and now they're going to need to tell more.
"They're going to need to find other people to get dirt from and then that will be in the next book."
The host added: "You can't trust this pair!"
Kate Middleton’s uncle claims he “saw red” after reading Prince Harry’s claims about the bridesmaid dress row in his new memoir.
The Duke of Sussex names his young niece, Princess Charlotte, now seven, in the incident and insists that his sister-in-law the Princess of Wales was responsible for the Royal argument.
Recounting the incident, Harry said Kate sent Meghan Markle a text which read: “Charlotte’s dress is too big, too long, too baggy.”
Mr Goldsmith wrote in the Daily Mail: “This made me see red. How dare Harry share such a confidence involving a young child?”
Kate’s uncle went on to talk about the Duke’s “temerity” to discuss leaving the Firm to protect his wife and son’s privacy while he “violated his niece’s confidentiality”.
Prince Harry has often been vocal about the importance of therapy in his recovery from his mother’s death.
And now, In his fifth interview to promote his memoir Spare, Prince Harry told the Daily Telegraph: “And now, as two brothers, if one of you goes through that experience and the other one doesn’t, it naturally creates a further divide between you.
“Which is really sad.
“But as much as William was the first person to even suggest therapy, I just wish that he would be able to feel the same benefits of that as opposed to believing what he doesn’t need to.”
A royal historian has said the door remains open for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to attend King Charles’ coronation.
Royal historian Gareth Russell told US Weekly: “We do know King Charles III has kept the invitation to the coronation open.
“And he’s made it really clear that not just the Duke of Duchess of Sussex but also Lilibet and Archie are very welcome in London in May for his coronation.
“I think the doors are open, both sides are saying the doors are open.
“But I don’t think the channels of communication are going to be open for quite some time.”
In Harry's book, for which the Duke of Sussex was paid a £17m advance, Harry said Paul made his "blood boil" by releasing his own memoir, and accused him of "milking" Diana's death for money.
Branding Harry's words "foolish" and "rich", he told The Sun: "Harry forgets what led to my book — I was put on trial and went to hell and back for two years, wrongly accused of theft.
"The prosecution had its say but I never had mine. The book was my defence. It was also a loving tribute to his mother and grandmother.
"Harry knows full well how devoted I was to his mother, in life and on the page.
“He's gone from the world which I knew into a very different world, influenced by very different people, and his personality has changed.
"And so I'm very, very sad. I almost burst into tears when I saw that he'd attacked me.
"I shared his childhood. My boys played with him and William. We enjoyed day trips together.
"He knows that my book came from a place of despair."
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