Awwwww... Meghan Markle may be ROYALLY mad about a Family Guy episode mocking them, but I personally can't stop laughing

The LBC website reported that sources close to Meghan Markle say she's mad about the Family Guy episode that mocked her and Prince Harry, which is something a LOT OF US DO ALL THE TIME. The source suggested that Harry and Meghan felt like they're not being taken seriously and the Family Guy episode was like an "outrageous slur" - which is probably one of the dumbest things I've heard all day.

HELLO!!! Are you telling me Harry and Meghan don't know what Family Guy is all about? They're like South Park in the sense they will mock anyone, especially famous people, and ESPECIALLY FAMOUS PEOPLE WHO ARE PRETTY MUCH USELESS like Harry and Meghan. And what's the slur? I have no idea. Is it making fun of the so-called Royal Couple? Oh well, that's the funny part! The LBC website reported on the Harry and Meghan Family Guy episode, saying the following in an entertainment news report:

The royal couple are featured in the new episode of Family Guy, which aired on 22 October, where the main character, Peter Griffin, compares himself to the pair.

A source claims the couple feel like "they're not being taken seriously enough by people". Picture: Alamy

Lamenting in The Drunken Clam, Peter attempts to think of ways to get back the money he is owed.

Peter then comes up with the idea to "go it alone", just like the Duke and Duchess did when they stepped down as working members of the Royal Family in 2020

In a classic Family Guy cutaway scene, a cartoon version of Harry and Meghan appear, sitting by a pool in their swimwear.

Their butler appears and hands Harry "millions from Netflix for... no one knows what."

The cartoon version of Prince Harry seems to take a dig at the Royal Family.

Meghan then gets a notification on her phone and turns to Harry, saying: "Babe, time to do our daily $250,000 sponsored Instagram post for Del Taco."

In a disgruntled tone, Harry says: "I shouldn't have left the made-up nonsense", in an apparent dig towards the Royal Family.