Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s recent visit to England was humorously reenacted on the latest episode of Saturday Night Live UK, where the royal couple received a less than warm reception. The sketch, which lasted nearly five minutes, took jabs at various aspects of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s lives, including their Netflix deal, Meghan’s entertainment ventures, and the ongoing racial controversies surrounding the Royal Family.

In the skit, Harry and Meghan, portrayed by Jack Shep and Ayoade Bamgboye, pay a visit to King Charles and Queen Camilla, played by Larry Dean and Emma Sidi, at a fictional version of Balmoral Castle in Scotland. The interaction starts with Harry exclaiming, “Daddy, I’m home!” only to be met with a less than enthusiastic response from his father.

The scene humorously touches on the couple’s financial situation, particularly their Netflix deal that ended in 2025. Charles jokingly questions if they have already spent all the money from the $60 million contract, leading to some laughs from the audience. The sketch also pokes fun at Meghan’s lifestyle brand featured on Netflix and her attempts to establish herself as a lifestyle expert.

The skit further references the couple’s interview with Oprah Winfrey, alluding to the controversial comments made within the Royal Family regarding the skin color of their son, Archie. The segment concludes with a spoof of Britain’s prime minister, Andy Burnham, and his desire to appear down-to-earth, while Harry and Meghan engage in their own private moment.

Prince Harry, Meghan, and their two children recently relocated to the UK from the US, with the family settling outside of London. The reason for their move has not been officially disclosed, but their children have reportedly started attending British schools.