Meghan Markle’s Netflix Ultimatum: A Comedy Showdown

In a surprising twist in the ongoing saga between Meghan Markle and Joe Rogan, reports are swirling that Markle has been persistently reaching out to Netflix.

The Duchess of Sussex is allegedly threatening to withdraw her projects unless the streaming giant cuts ties with Rogan.

This bold move seems to be a reaction to Rogan's recent jabs at her husband, Prince Harry, during his latest comedy special.

Rogan's special, titled Joe Rogan: Burn the Boats, premiered live on August 4 and has since captured the attention of viewers for its humorous take on various topics, including some pointed remarks aimed at Prince Harry.

It appears that Netflix isn't too fazed by Markle's threats, indicating a preference for Rogan's popularity over her projects, which may not hold the same weight on other platforms.

During his show, Rogan didn't hold back.

He humorously recounted a scenario where he woke up in his underwear to find Prince Harry discussing him on television.

This playful mockery struck a chord with audiences, showcasing Rogan's knack for blending humor with commentary on public figures.

His comedic style often dances on the edge of controversy, and this time was no different.

Rogan also indulged in a whimsical narrative about tripping on mushrooms with Prince Harry, poking fun at the prince's advocacy work, including his stance on vaccines.

It's clear that Rogan enjoys pushing boundaries, and this routine was no exception, as it seemed to include digs at Meghan herself, who has been an outspoken advocate for vaccine equity.

Given Meghan's history of responding to public ridicule, it's hardly surprising that she might feel aggrieved by Rogan's comedy.

Last year, she and Harry were the subjects of a satirical episode of South Park, which lampooned their lifestyle and quest for privacy.

Their reaction was intense enough that they reportedly contemplated legal action against the show's creators.

While rumors circulated about a potential lawsuit, the creators of South Park stood firm, defending their right to free speech.