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South Park as a way of celebrating the US’s close relationship with Canada.READ MORE: ‘South Park’ creator wishes he could delete these three seasonsAs reported on Bleeding Cool, at the first ever Canada-Colorado Friendship Day celebrations on March 16, Polis shared a statement emphasising America’s positive connections to its northern neighbour.He said: “From maple syrup to hockey players and much more, we in Colorado appreciate our friendship and close ties with Canada.“Raising the Canadian flag today is symbolic of our friendship, showing that when we work together, even in challenging times, we grow our economy and make the people of both sovereign nations better off.”Governor Polis then took to X to pay tribute to the long-standing bond between the two nations, citing South Park as a cultural example.He wrote: “Our relationship with Canada brings vast benefits to Coloradans—from good-paying jobs to robust trade partnerships, tourists, and even prominent fictional characters in Colorado’s famous show, @SouthPark. Ike Broflovski, Kyle Broflovski’s adopted brother, is from Canada.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were recently lambasted in an episode of adult animation South Park for their infamous Netflix series and memoir. Part of its currently airing 26th season, 'The Worldwide Privacy Tour' reportedly left Meghan Markle "upset and overwhelmed" by her onscreen depiction - introduced by another character as a "sorority girl, actress, influencer, victim," according to reports.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were brutally roasted on the latest episode of "South Park" titled "The Worldwide Privacy Tour." Though the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were not directly named in the episode, it featured characters described as Canadian royalty and dubbed "the prince and his wife," which clearly parodied the couple. "The Worldwide Privacy Tour" was also filled with references to the pair including Harry's bombshell memoir and their six-part Netflix series "Harry & Meghan." In the episode, the red-headed prince and his wife – who wore a pink ensemble that clearly resembled one that Markle, 41, donned for the 2018 Trooping the Colour – decide to leave Canada after a falling-out with the royal family following the death of the queen.

South Park seemingly criticised Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in their latest episode.In ‘The Worldwide Privacy Tour’, the former royals were not named but appeared to make reference to the pair seeking privacy from the press.The episode focuses on the Prince of Canada and his wife, who visit the town of South Park and hold signs saying “We want our privacy!” and “Stop looking at us!”In the South Park episode, the prince can be seen promoting his new book called Waaaaagh, which looks to mock Prince Harry’s recently released book Spare.The host of Good Morning Canada in the episode says to the Markle proxy character: “Some people might say that your Instagram-loving bitch wife actually doesn’t want her privacy.”Elsewhere in the episode, Kyle Broflovski says: “I’m sick of hearing about them! I can’t get away from them! They’re everywhere, in my fucking face!”South Park makes fun of Harry and Meghan.