Prince Harry slammed after toe curling Donald | TV Shows

Prince Harry made a shock look on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert as he took goal at Donald Trump, but not everybody has been left impressed.

The Duke of Sussex joined the show on Wednesday, December 3, and mocked the president by claiming America is obsessed with the royal household as they “elected a king.” His joke was a reference to the No Kings protests which happened in October and noticed thousands and thousands march in opposition to the Trump administration.

The joke was met with boos from the viewers and physique language professional Judi James has recommended Harry’s look in the sketch was “toe curling.”

Speaking completely to The Express US, James said, “When Harry first appeared on Colbert back in 2023 he was at his peak in terms of confidence and likeability.

“There was a second of neural symmetry and groupthink, that means the viewers and the followers back then discovered Harry just as loveable and hilarious as he discovered himself.”

The expert continued, “It was a heady second for Harry so its unsurprising he has returned to the scene of his former triumph to attempt to recreate some of that love he earned the last time in precisely the same means Meghan has reconstructed the essence of her lifestyle weblog The Tig with her latest Netflix reveals.

“But humor is a very fine-tuned thing and its one thing appearing as a charming Prince who is ‘up for it’ in terms of being teased by the host and winning some comedy points while looking far more relatable and ‘real’ than expected at the time, and seeming to want to raise the bar in terms of his own comedy performance.”

James recommended Harry’s ancestors “discovered this fact of royal life many years ago” when they carried out their “dreaded, toe-curling” It’s a Royal Knock-Out.

James identified how the royal household has since “largely restricted themselves to making the odd awkward jokes in their speeches ever since.”

However, she said, “But now Harry has gone full comic turn here and his mocking of ‘Our Alison’ via some very exaggerated mimicry in this clip seems to evoke a similar curling of the toes. He has thrown himself into the take-off with an over-enthusiastic body language, with his head thrown back and his hand on his chest.”

The professional concluded, “Remembering Meghan’s launch into the field of comedy with her ‘squatting’ sketch it might be the time for Harry and his wife to stick to the crafting and campaigning.”

In the Late Show sketch, Harry performed himself as he said he was wanting for an audition to change into a Hallmark movie “Christmas prince” in a faux film called Gingerbread Christmas Prince saves Christmas in Nebraska.

Colbert questioned why an precise prince would need to star in the movie, with Harry saying, “You Americans are obsessed with Christmas movies, and you’re clearly obsessed with royalty, so why not?”

Colbert claimed the U.S. is not obsessed with the royal household, to which Harry took a dig at Trump and replied, “Really? I hear you elected a king.”