Welcome to the world, little dude! The royal family announced the birth of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's son, whom they gave quite an unusual name: Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, to be precise. Quite a mouthful, eh?
While the name itself was already a prime target of jokes, Twitter went off after Daily Express tweeted that the couple had chosen "UNUSUAL name for baby that UNIFIES the US and UK." Bizarre choice of headline, as you'll be able to see down below!
Conservative British media personality Katie Hopkins made waves last week after comparing Meghan Markle to her sister-in-law, Kate Middleton. Hopkins' tweet featured photos of the women in their wedding dresses, claiming there is no competition - and that you can't buy class. Haters of the former UK Apprentice star quickly fought back with some EXTREME pettiness the way Hopkins has aged. Karma is a b*tch, Katie!!
Congratulations are in order for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle! The duo said their vows on Saturday and people from all over the world tuned into their tellies to witness the high profile occasion. While we appreciate a public declaration of love as much as the next sap, you know we're really in it for the memes. And this couple's wedding has definitely delivered.
In honor of the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle coming up this weekend, people have been going a little nutso with royal wedding paraphernalia, which includes body suits and condoms with Harry and Meghan's face on them.
(Boris Johnson, David Cameron)
No more trips to the new world for you, Harry. Those rabble-rousing colonists are a bad influence.
(Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Harry)
MINISTRY OF SILLY HATS On Her Majesty's Silly Service
(Prince Harry)
(Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Camilla Parker Bowles, Prince William, Prince Harry)
You may have heard about Prince Harry's recent embarrassment in Las Vegas. If you haven't, basically a series of photos got leaked depicting the prince cavorting around naked with an unknown woman in a game of strip billiards.
In the United Kingdom, newspapers are not allowed to print the photos, and most tabloids have resorted to using an old photo of Prince Harry shirtless and wearing a hat. Not The Sun, though. They enlisted two staffers to recreate the photos for their cover. Not models or actors, just two people who work there. What a strange and awkward day at the office that must have been. "I'm sorry, I haven't had my coffee yet, I could have sworn you asked me to pose naked for the cover of today's paper. Wait, seriously?"
