Jimmy Kimmel mocks Harry and William ‘fight’ in hilarious skit

Jimmy Kimmel has made fun of William and Harry in a hilarious parody that shows two actors dressed as Prince fighting in a kitchen.

The sketch mocks a fight at Nottingham Cottage revealed by Harry in his ‘Spare’ memoir bombshell, which leaked in Spain five days before its January 10 release.

Harry claimed that the stand-up fight over Meghan Markle ended with William grabbing him by the neck and throwing him to the ground, smashing a dog bowl. His back was scraped and bruised.

Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel gave his interpretation of the fight in a skit called ‘Two Princes: A True Story’. Warning: the clip contains explicit language.

Jimmy Kimmel has made fun of William and Harry in a hilarious parody that shows two actors dressed as Prince fighting in a kitchen. Pictured is ‘William’ in sketch.

“He came up to me and we got into a fight,” says a voiceover quoting “Spare,” as the two begin to fight and slap each other with their eyes closed.

“I landed in the dog’s bowl, which broke under my back, bits cut me,” he continues as each step is performed with great exaggeration, as William twists the collar and the dog’s bowl breaks to pieces.

The actors playing the Duke of Sussex and the Prince of Wales are dressed as pop legend Prince in velvet robes and purple feather boas as they recreate excerpts from memories.

‘Prince William’ shakes his hair dramatically as the fight begins, calling Harry a ‘w***ker’.

“He came up to me and we had a fight,” says a voiceover quoting “Spare,” as the two begin to fight and slap each other with their eyes closed.

Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel gave his interpretation of the fight in a skit called ‘Two Princes: A True Story’.

When Harry says that he made William “face the music”, the actor pulls out a purple guitar and starts playing a riff with a pouting expression as William covers his ears in agony.

“I landed in the dog’s bowl, which broke under my back, bits cut me,” he continues as each step is performed with great exaggeration, as William twists the collar and the dog’s bowl breaks to pieces.

When Harry says that he made William “face the music”, the actor pulls out a purple guitar and starts playing a riff with a pouting expression as William covers his ears in agony.

The clip zooms in on a calendar dated 2018 with an image of the Queen as the fight continues.

At the end, the two princes bow to the cameras and laugh as flowers are thrown at them and the curtains are drawn.

But Twitter users were divided on the clip, with some finding it “hilarious” but others unable to see past the “sad situation” of the deteriorating relationship between the two brothers.

The Nottingham Cottage kitchen, where Harry claims his brother grabbed him by the neck and threw him to the floor, breaking a dog bowl.

Twitter users were divided on the clip as some found it ‘hilarious’, but others couldn’t see past the ‘sad situation’ of the deteriorating relationship between the two brothers.

Harry also spoke about the fight with William in an interview with ITV’s Tom Bradby on Sunday.

In a recently released clip from the upcoming ITV interview with Harry, the duke said his brother was so frustrated during the incident, which reportedly took place in 2019, that he saw “red mist in it”.

“He wanted me to hit him back, but I decided against it,” he said of his brother. In the clip posted earlier today, Harry told his friend Mr Bradby: “What was different here was the level of frustration, and I’m talking about the red mist I had for so many years, and I saw this red mist in him.” . ‘

The Guardian, who first reported the disputeHe said he was able to obtain a copy of the book, due to be published on January 10, despite the tight security around its publication.

The book has also revealed:

The Duke of Sussex has spoken out again about the alleged clash between him and his brother, the Prince of Wales, in an interview with ITV’s Tom Brady.

It follows Sussex’s six-part Netflix documentary series ‘Harry and Meghan’, which launched last month.

Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace have refused to comment on anything Harry has said on television or in his book. But a source told The Times: It’s exhausting, it’s infuriating, but it’s not distracting. It will burn itself.

The royal also told Bradby that she wants to reconcile with her family, something she says can’t happen without “some responsibility.”

‘I want reconciliation,’ he says, ‘but first there has to be some accountability.’ The duke also said: ‘The truth, supposedly, at this time, has only been one side of the story, right? But, there are two sides to every story.

The show, called Harry: The Interview, will air on ITV1 and ITX at 9pm on Sunday.