In a night filled with laughter and star power, Maya Rudolph delivered a memorable critique of Prince Harry during the Groundlings’ 50th anniversary celebration in Los Angeles.

The event, which showcased a lineup of comedic talent, reached new heights when Rudolph took the stage, bringing her signature wit and sharp humor to the forefront.

As the audience settled in for a night of comedy, Rudolph approached the mic with a confident flair.

Her first words hinted at the evening’s unexpected twist: Prince Harry was in attendance.

The crowd reacted with a mix of cheers and boos, reflecting their divided opinions on the Duke’s controversial choices since stepping back from royal duties.

With a sly grin, Rudolph launched into her critique, questioning why a former royal would choose to spend his evening at a Groundlings show.

“He could be at some lavish estate writing another tell-all or selling dubious products,” she quipped, before playfully suggesting that he was there to learn how to be genuinely funny.

The laughter echoed through the venue as her sarcasm hit home.

Rudolph didn’t hold back, asserting that Prince Harry had shed his royal identity and transformed into someone desperate for attention.

“He’s just an unhappy guy trying to stay relevant,” she declared, drawing even more laughter from the audience.

Her comparison of Harry’s Netflix documentary to watching a toddler throw tantrums in designer clothes resonated with many, solidifying her point with humor.

With animated gestures, she emphasized her criticism, mimicking air quotes around Harry’s so-called “brilliant narrative.”

“It’s more like a tale of despair,” she chuckled, pointing out the absurdity of a 400-page complaint about his brother.

The audience roared in agreement, clearly enjoying her take on the situation.

Taking a moment to reflect, Rudolph shared her past admiration for the royal family, only to lament how Harry’s antics had turned the monarchy into something reminiscent of a poorly written sitcom.

“Did you really think you’d be the hero here?” she asked, shaking her head incredulously.

“You’re not a revolutionary; you’re just a guy who can’t handle living in someone else’s shadow.”

As she continued, Rudolph drew on her experiences in the entertainment industry, noting the many ego-driven meltdowns she had witnessed.

“Harry, you’ve taken it to a whole new level,” she remarked, challenging him to reconnect with the audience instead of chasing after bigger paychecks.

The crowd erupted in applause, clearly enjoying the roast.

Acknowledging the challenges of royal life, she offered a sardonic piece of advice: “If it’s too much for you, maybe it’s time to leave the palace.” This suggestion was met with thunderous applause, a clear indication that the audience was reveling in her boldness.

With heavy sarcasm, she speculated on Harry’s intentions, suggesting he wanted to present himself as the relatable royal who isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty.

But then, in a serious tone, she cautioned him against deluding himself.

“You’re not the victim you think you are; you’re just a privileged troublemaker,” she asserted, her words cutting through the laughter.

The atmosphere shifted as Rudolph ramped up her critique, addressing Harry directly.

“You had it all—wealth, admiration, everything—and you threw it away because of a little criticism.

What a waste!” The crowd was split between cheers and jeers, fully engaged in the unfolding spectacle.

Rudolph scanned the audience, capturing their attention with a smirk.

“At least you have your wife with you,” she added, jesting about how she must feel watching him make a fool of himself.

The laughter that followed indicated that her words struck a chord.

In a final flourish, she summarized Harry’s journey from royal to Netflix star, reminding everyone that he now finds himself attending Groundlings shows.

“I hope you’re enjoying your moment in the spotlight, Harry,” she concluded, leaving the audience in stitches.

With a dramatic bow, Rudolph basked in the thunderous applause, her performance undoubtedly one for the history books.

If Prince Harry was indeed present, he might have left wishing he had chosen a quieter evening at home instead.