Meghan and Harry: Royal Drama Meets Holiday Humor

In the latest twist of royal drama, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been making headlines once again, but this time it's not for their usual grievances.

Instead, they've found themselves on the receiving end of a cheeky jab from none other than UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

As the couple continues to paint themselves as victims since their exit from royal duties, their relentless pursuit of media attention has turned into a spectacle.

During a festive video reminiscent of the nostalgic 90s film “Home Alone,” Prime Minister Sunak showcased his Christmas spirit while at 10 Downing Street.

The highlight?

A humorous moment when he answered a ringing phone only to inform “Harry” that it was a wrong number.

This playful poke at the prince didn't go unnoticed; social media lit up with reactions, turning the moment into a viral sensation.

Users on X (formerly known as Twitter) were quick to share their amusement.

One user remarked, “Even Rishi, the UK's Prime Minister, roasts Prince Harry,” capturing the essence of public sentiment.

It appears that many are growing tired of the couple's seemingly endless quest for the limelight, and this lighthearted roast by Sunak only added fuel to the fire.

But the holiday humor didn't stop there.

Sunak also shared that he took on the role of chef for his family's traditional turkey roast dinner.

Imagine that—a world-renowned prince left out of a royal Christmas gathering at Sandringham.

It seems the royal family has had enough of the couple's antics, opting to celebrate without them.

As Sunak reminisced about his own Christmas traditions, which included cozy movie nights with his daughters, Krishna and Anushka, it painted a stark contrast to Harry's current situation.

Reports suggest that the prince was busy breaking plates in Montecito, far removed from the grandeur of royal festivities he once enjoyed.

Sunak's message of gratitude for essential workers further highlighted the differences between his approach and the Sussexes' lifestyle.

While the Prime Minister acknowledged those keeping the country afloat, Harry and Meghan appeared to be indulging in their luxurious existence, seemingly detached from the very people they claim to support.

In his official Christmas address, Sunak encouraged everyone to focus on the promise of a brighter future.

Yet, it's hard to take this sentiment seriously when Harry and Meghan seem intent on clinging to their royal titles while trying to distance themselves from the monarchy.

Their actions often raise questions about their true motivations.

The most startling revelation came from sources close to Downing Street, suggesting that Harry reacted poorly to the playful roast.

Rumors indicate that he was spotted throwing a tantrum in Montecito, a shocking fall from grace for someone once considered dignified.

It appears that a simple joke was enough to send him into a fit of rage.