Chloe Fineman Takes a Swipe at Prince Harry in New Ad Campaign

Chloe Fineman, known for her comedic prowess on Saturday Night Live, recently raised eyebrows with a new ad campaign for Samsonite.

In the ad, Fineman humorously portrays a jet-setting lifestyle, joking about attending red carpet events, launching a book, and even teasing a mysterious court appearance that she can't discuss.

Holding up a parody book titled “Understudy” with a face on the cover, the comedian's antics seemed to draw inspiration from the Duke of Sussex's controversial memoir, “Spare.”

Social media buzzed with speculation as fans noted similarities between Fineman's spoof book and Prince Harry's actual memoir.

Some suggested that Fineman's cryptic mention of a court date could be a subtle nod to Harry and Meghan Markle's upcoming involvement in legal proceedings related to Meghan's half-sister Samantha Markle's defamation case.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex found themselves once again in the spotlight, this time on the receiving end of mockery on Saturday Night Live.

Comedian Michael Che took a jab at Meghan Markle during a sketch, poking fun at the couple's rumored appearance at King Charles's coronation.

Che quipped about Meghan being offered $19 an hour to attend the event, painting a satirical picture of her in a maid's outfit.

Adding fuel to the fire, US TV personality Megyn Kelly joined the chorus of critics, slamming Harry and Meghan for their indecision regarding the royal event.

Kelly labeled the couple as “spotlight addicts,” criticizing their reluctance to confirm their attendance at King Charles's coronation despite the King's gesture of goodwill.

She called out Harry and Meghan for what she perceived as ingratitude towards the monarchy.

Entertainers and public figures have not held back in their mockery of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

From animated shows like South Park to stand-up comedy specials, the couple's actions and statements have become fair game for satire.

Comedian Chris Rock, in his Netflix special “Selective Outrage,” ridiculed Meghan's accusations of racism within the royal family, suggesting that she should have been aware of the challenges of royal life before marrying into the monarchy.

Prince Harry's own foray into memoir writing with the release of “Spare” has also drawn criticism and ridicule.

Royal expert Kinsey Schofield highlighted a growing sentiment of fatigue among the public towards the couple's portrayal of themselves as victims.

Schofield noted that while victimhood may have initially garnered sympathy for Harry and Meghan, it now risks turning them into objects of derision.

As the Duke and Duchess of Sussex navigate ongoing scrutiny and criticism, their attempts to shape their public image continue to face challenges.

The line between sympathy and skepticism grows thinner as public figures and commentators weigh in on the couple's choices and actions.

While some may find humor in the couple's missteps, others question the sustainability of a narrative built on victimhood and defiance.

The saga of Harry and Meghan unfolds amidst a backdrop of both fascination and fatigue from audiences eager for the next chapter in their tumultuous journey.