Graham Norton jokes Meghan and Harry ‘ruined Charles and Camilla’s Netflix and chill night’ 

Graham Norton kicked off his talk show on Friday with an X-rated joke about Harry and Meghan’s documentary “ruining Charles and Camilla’s Netflix and quiet night.”

The comedian, 59, offered a warm welcome to new viewers tuning in to his BBC show a day after Netflix aired the first three episodes of the Sussexes’ ‘global event’.

He said: “An especially big welcome to any new viewers who are watching us after canceling their Netflix subscription.”

The screen showed an image of King Charles and Queen Camilla sitting formally at either end of a sofa.

In the image, Camilla stares straight ahead while the King looks embarrassed as he looks in the opposite direction.

Norton says: ‘Not so enthusiastic now. It ruined your Netflix and quiet night.

The phrase ‘Netflix and chill’ is used a lot to refer to casual sex.

Graham Norton kicked off his talk show on Friday with an X-rated joke about Harry and Meghan’s documentary “ruining Charles and Camilla’s Netflix and quiet night.”

Harry and Meghan’s £100m documentary produced far fewer surprises than many royal watchers expected, instead focusing on their own love story with behind-the-scenes footage and stories from the early days of their courtship. .

But experts say there was an insidious and shady attempt to undermine the palace.

The documentary was branded as a ‘circus’ by palace sources, who also said that the King and his heir are united in maintaining a ‘dignified silence’.

Others say they would be willing to issue a statement or corrections if the second part, which will air next Thursday, requires it.

King Charles and Prince William, along with other senior royals, are expected to carry on “business as usual.”

In the image, Camilla stares straight ahead while the King looks embarrassed as he looks in the opposite direction.

The comedian, 59, offered a warm welcome to new viewers who tuned in to his BBC show a day after Netflix aired the first three episodes of the Sussexes’ ‘global event’.

A source told the Mirror: ‘As far as everyone is concerned, it’s business as usual and there is no desire to engage in a tit-for-tat war of words.

“There is certainly nothing in the first half worth getting involved with and nothing new about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex speaking publicly about their time in the royal family.

‘A dignified silence is the order of the day, as the focus is entirely on getting on with the work.’

Harry accused the royals of having a “great level of unconscious bias” and colluding with the media who wanted to “destroy” Meghan, as well as belittling their father and brother over their bride choices.

Harry said his decision to marry Meghan set him apart from his family because it was “from the heart” and not because she would “fit the mould”.

Netflix aired the first three episodes of the Sussexes’ ‘global event’ on Thursday.

He said his decision to marry Meghan set him apart from his family because it was “from his heart” and not because she would “fit the mold.”

“I think for a lot of people in the family, especially obviously the men, there can be a temptation or an urge to marry someone who would fit the mold rather than someone you might be meant to be with.

‘The difference between making decisions with your head or with your heart. And my mother certainly made most of her decisions, if not all, from her heart. And I am my mother’s son.

The comments have been perceived as a slight against his brother, while others say it is clearly a remark about his father’s unhappy marriage to Diana before marrying Camilla, who is now queen consort.

in another place in the expected documentary:

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Meghan and Harry shared photos from Archie’s first birthday party

The couple revealed what really happened on their first date

Meghan lifts the lid on her ‘amazing’ first Christmas in Sandringham

The Netflix show is described as a ‘TV bomb’ for the royal family