Summary
Prince Harry appeared on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," where he joked about wanting a role in a Christmas TV movie and made a possible reference to President Donald Trump. The sketch included lighthearted banter about Christmas movies, royalty, and recent protests against Trump's administration. A part of the joke also referred to a TV show's unexpected ending and a lawsuit settlement involving the Trump administration.
Key Facts
- Prince Harry was on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" in a humorous sketch.
- He joked about auditioning for a "Christmas prince" role in a Hallmark Channel movie.
- During the sketch, he made a possible reference to President Trump's administration and protests against it.
- The sketch included jokes about a CBS settlement with Trump and the ending of Colbert's show in May 2026.
- The duke and duchess moved to California in 2020 to become financially independent.
- Prince Harry's previous appearance on the show in January 2023 was related to his memoir, "Spare".
- Colbert jokingly named Prince Harry as the "official Late Show prince of Christmas".
