Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Horse by Comedian at Netflix -Event

John Mulaney took a playful jab on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle while promoting his upcoming talk show, “Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney.”

During the event “Next on Netflix” this month, the comedian with journalists talked about the new show while piercing fun at not only himself but also the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex.

“We will be live globally without delay,” Mulaney said according to Black. “We will never be relevant. We will never be your source of news. We will always be reckless. Netflix will always give us data that we will ignore.”

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“It was a total explosion and it was one of these shows that neither Netflix nor I really needed to do,” Mulaney said. “I’ve never wanted to host a talk show and they got out of the talk show game. So it was the perfect moment to do this. … If we can be a tenth as popular on Netflix as something from South Korea, I want the most successful talk show in world history.

“This is a really fun experiment. Not since ‘Harry and Meghan’ Netflix has given more money to something without a particular plan.”

– John Mulaney

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“This is a really fun experiment,” he added. “Not since Harry and Meghan have Netflix given more money to someone without a particular plan.”

A source of knowledge told Fox News Digital, “Mulaney made several jokes – this was just one of them.”

The series, which is set to premiere on March 12, is a follow -up to “John Mulaney Presents: Everybody’s in La”, which was sent during Netflix is ​​a joke festival last year.

Representatives of Mulaney and Netflix did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment. A representative of Archewell, Prince Harry and Markle’s Foundation, did not give further comments.

Jab comes shortly after Markle postponed the release of her latest Netflix -Venture, “With love, Meghan,” Due to the destruction around Los Angeles source fires.

The Duchess of Sussex revealed earlier this month that her new series, which was set to a 15th January premiere on the streaming giant, has been re -planned for a March 4th release.

“At the request of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and with full support from Netflix, the release of the show – is a heartfelt tribute to the beauty of southern California – moved from her previously announced January -Premiere -dato to March 4, due to 4 to the ongoing destruction caused by Los Angeles Wildfires, ”a Netflix representative confirmed to Fox News Digital.

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“I am grateful to my partners on Netflix to support me by delaying the launch as we focus on the needs of those influenced by the fire in my home state of California,” Markle said.

At the time, British TV company and photographer Helena Chard Fox News Digital told it would have “been wrong to launch his new show while the fire continues to rage through LA”

“I have to say it’s a first one where she thinks about the release date for her series,” Chard said.

“The public understandably has constantly calculated her for being a tone deaf. She hopes the public sees her in a new light as a caring, helpful and friendly person, which changed their current view of her.”

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Royal Expert Richard Fitzwilliams thought Netflix had no option “than to postpone the series.

“Harry and Meghan have been active in supporting relief efforts and helping evacuated,” Fitzwilliams said.

“This is a situation where their personal skills, which are significant, have, according to the mayor of Pasadena,” really bent the spirit of the first responders. “Obviously, the series is of significant importance to their contract with Netflix, and we will undoubtedly be able to judge it in a more appropriate future.”

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Fox News Digital’s Stephanie Nolasco, Tracy Wright and Ashley Papa contributed to this report.