Chris Rock Takes on Will Smith and Meghan Markle

Comedian Chris Rock didn't hold back during a recent concert with fellow comedian Dave Chappelle in Liverpool.

The 57-year-old entertainer addressed the incident at this year's Oscars where Will Smith slapped him, revealing that Smith had been pretending to be perfect for 30 years before showing his true colors.

Rock humorously remarked that Smith turned out to be just as flawed as the rest of us.

But Rock didn't stop there.

He also took aim at Meghan Markle during the show, poking fun at her complaints about life in the royal family.

He questioned the current fascination with victimhood, using Meghan as an example of someone seeking fame through portraying themselves as a victim.

Rock highlighted the trend of celebrities and journalists calling out Meghan for perpetuating a victim narrative, suggesting that black people have now turned against her.

Alison P. Davis, Svely Veli Mandela, and Dr. John Carney were among those who criticized Meghan's behavior.

Davis criticized Meghan in a scathing article, Mandela rebuked her for comparing herself to his grandfather, and Carney debunked her claims about Nelson Mandela.

Rock suggested that Meghan is using victimhood to gain popularity, while even Mariah Carey labeled her as a diva on a podcast.

Australian radio host Kyle Sandilands didn't mince words either, branding Meghan Markle as an imbecile.

He dismissed her accusations of racism in the British press, stating that it was time for her to move on from the feud.

Sandilands expressed disbelief at Meghan's claims about racial slurs in newsrooms, questioning her sources and credibility.

He and his co-host Jackie O Henderson criticized Meghan for not abiding by royal protocols regarding media coverage of her children.

Meghan and Prince Harry's return to the UK was met with criticism from royal insiders who labeled them as delusional.

Palace sources expressed disappointment that the couple hadn't chosen to pursue a quieter life away from the spotlight.

Insiders suggested that Meghan's assertions about South Africans celebrating her marriage akin to Nelson Mandela's release from prison were absurd and detached from reality.

The ongoing drama surrounding the couple continues to fuel tensions within the royal family, leaving the Queen uneasy about what might come next.

In the midst of the backlash, Meghan faces mounting scrutiny over her actions and statements.

Critics argue that her insistence on playing the victim and defying royal traditions only serve to perpetuate conflict and controversy.

As public opinion shifts and more voices speak out against her, Meghan Markle finds herself increasingly isolated in a world where star power clashes with tradition and expectations.

The saga of Meghan and Harry's tumultuous relationship with the royal family shows no signs of resolution, leaving both sides entrenched in a battle of wills and perceptions.