Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have become “the butt of jokes” in America following their New York car chase, says Curtin University political analyst Professor Joe Siracusa.
“I don’t know where you can have a 20 minute or two-hour chase without running up a $500 taxi bill,” he told Sky News
Australia.“These guys have sort of become the butt of jokes in America, where would night-time television be without them.”
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