In a surprising turn, the latest episode of the acclaimed animated series *South Park* has targeted Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex.

Titled “The Craziest Road Trip of the Year,” the episode features a character loosely based on Harry, who embarks on a cross-country journey to attend the Diana Award ceremony in New York City.

However, the portrayal of the royal is far from flattering, depicting him as a self-absorbed and entitled individual increasingly out of touch with reality.

The episode kicks off with Harry arriving in the United States, eager to reconnect with the American public and promote his latest memoir. Yet, his efforts are met with indifference and even hostility from the American crowd.

The character is portrayed as a spoiled brat, more interested in self-promotion than honoring his mother’s memory. One of the most controversial scenes features Harry attempting to connect with Americans through a series of awkward and cringeworthy interactions.

He is shown speaking in a faux American accent, using slang he clearly doesn’t understand, and making offensive remarks about American culture. The episode suggests that Harry’s attempts to ingratiate himself with the American public are ultimately futile, as he is portrayed as too out of touch to truly connect with ordinary people.

The episode also takes a jab at Harry’s relationship with his wife, Meghan Markle. While Markle is not explicitly named, her character is clearly implied.

The episode portrays Markle as a manipulative and controlling figure using Harry for personal gain. Harry is depicted as a pawn in her schemes, blindly following her lead and disregarding the advice of his friends and family.

The episode’s portrayal of Harry has sparked heated debate on social media. Some viewers have praised the show for its sharp satire and willingness to tackle controversial subjects, while others have criticized it for being mean-spirited and unfair.

Regardless of opinion, it’s clear that the episode has succeeded in generating significant buzz and controversy, which is likely exactly what the creators intended.

Whether or not one agrees with *South Park*’s depiction of Prince Harry, the episode stands out as a notable cultural event. It reflects growing disillusionment with the British monarchy and the increasing scrutiny facing Harry and Meghan as they navigate their new life in the United States.

How the couple will respond to this latest attack on their reputation remains to be seen.