Jimmy Kimmel’s Hilarious Revenge on Prince Harry Unveiled

Prince Harry found himself at the center of a comedic storm after revealing intimate details in his memoir and on US television about a frostbite incident during a trip to the North Pole.

The Duke was playfully mocked by renowned talk show host Jimmy Kimmel, who presented a rhyming children's book recounting the chilly mishap on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

The segment kicked off with Kimmel introducing the whimsical book titled “The Prince and the p-nis,” eliciting peals of laughter from the audience.

As Kimmel narrated, “At the chilly North Pole, a silly young codger took a walk in the snow and froze his wee todger.

The skin was discoloured or purple and white.

When Harry peered down, 'twas a terrible fright.”

The humorous tale continued with Kimmel reciting, “Oh mummy, oh mummy, he cried with a scream, and from then on up high, she appeared with some cream.”

The light-hearted banter between Harry and his mother continued in the story, creating a jovial atmosphere.

The segment concluded with Kimmel jesting, “And everyone lived happily ever after in a castle next to Oprah's house.”

Speculations arose that Kimmel's jest might be a form of retaliation for Courtney Cox-related content in the book, considering his close friendship with Jennifer Aniston.

It is noteworthy that Jimmy Kimmel Live is filmed in Los Angeles, further solidifying Kimmel's status as one of Hollywood's prominent liberal figures.

The parody book referenced the use of Elizabeth Arden cream, a nod to Princess Diana's beauty regimen.

Prince Harry mentioned applying this cream to his frostbitten appendage, sharing, “I'd been trying some home remedies, including one recommended by a friend.”

However, former Fox News presenter Megyn Kelly expressed discomfort with such candid revelations, stating, “This example of the todger reveals a complete lack of dignity.”

In a different setting, Prince Harry engaged in a lighthearted exchange with Stephen Colbert on The Late Show, reminiscing about the frigid ordeal.

Colbert humorously quipped, “At what point did you realize there was a crisis at the South Pole?”

Prince Harry clarified, “First of all, it didn't turn into an icicle,” prompting laughter from Colbert.

The playful banter showcased a more relaxed side of the Duke in contrast to the serious tone of his memoir.

The unfolding saga of Prince Harry's frostbite misadventure continues to spark amusement and debate, with contrasting reactions from various personalities.

While some view the candid storytelling as a breach of privacy, others appreciate the humor injected into the narrative.

As the tale unfolds, the public remains intrigued by the Duke's willingness to share personal anecdotes, sparking conversations on boundaries and transparency in storytelling.