Prince Harry has become the target of savage mockery following his memoir and television appearance in the US, where he shared a story about his frostbitten p-nis after a trip to the North Pole.

Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel took the opportunity to poke fun at the Duke by introducing a rhyming children’s book titled “The Prince and the p-nis” on his show, Jimmy Kimmel Live.

The audience erupted in laughter as Kimmel recited the amusing lines from the book.

In a playful manner, Kimmel began the segment by inviting parents to gather their children around the TV, saying, “If the kids are still up, this would be a good time.”

The book tells the story of a young man who ventured into the chilly North Pole and ended up freezing his “wee todger.”

With discolored and purple skin, Prince Harry was terrified when he looked down.

But his mother came to the rescue with some cream, assuring him it would alleviate the pain and coldness.

The humorous exchange between Prince Harry and his mother continued as the book’s lines were read.

Prince Harry questioned whether his mother had applied the cream to her lips, to which she replied affirmatively, including her “nips.”

The book playfully referenced Sigmund Freud, adding an extra layer of humor.

Kimmel concluded the segment by reading a line about rubbing Elizabeth Arden cream on icy chills, leaving the audience in stitches.

Speculations arose regarding the motive behind Kimmel’s comedic retaliation.

It is believed that Kimmel, a close friend of Jennifer Aniston, may have sought revenge on behalf of Courtney Cox, who was mentioned in Prince Harry’s memoir.

As Jimmy Kimmel Live is filmed in Los Angeles, Kimmel’s jabs at the Duke could be seen as a reflection of his liberal Hollywood persona.

The local area’s sentiment towards Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, often referred to as the Harkles, is known to be unfavorable.

The parody book cleverly alluded to Princess Diana’s use of Elizabeth Arden cream for her lips and other purposes.

In his memoir, Prince Harry admitted to applying this cream to his frostbitten p-nis, exploring various home remedies.

While some found the story amusing, former Fox News presenter Megyn Kelly expressed her disapproval, stating that it was not appropriate for a man to reveal such intimate details.

Kelly criticized Prince Harry for lacking dignity and questioned why he would share such personal information.

Prince Harry also discussed the incident during an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, where they shared a lighthearted conversation over tequila.

Colbert jokingly asked at what point Prince Harry realized there was a crisis at the South Pole.

Prince Harry clarified that his situation did not escalate to the point of his genitalia turning into an icicle or snapping off like a graham cracker, evoking laughter from the audience.

In conclusion, Jimmy Kimmel’s retaliation against Prince Harry through a humorous children’s book has garnered attention and amusement.

The playful rhymes and witty references provided a comedic twist to Prince Harry’s frostbitten p-nis story.

While some criticized the Duke for sharing such personal details, others found humor in the situation.

Ultimately, the incident served as a light-hearted moment amidst the ongoing discussions surrounding Prince Harry’s memoir and public appearances.