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SNL UK Sketch Roasts Prince Andrew

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SNL UKs latest sketch, featuring a fictional MI5 plot to tarnish Prince Andrews image, has sparked buzz online. The sharp satire, performed by Jack Shep and Celeste Dring, Ayoade Bamgboye, and Hammed Animashaun, pokes fun at royal power plays and family drama. The sketch, which blends history with current events, has left viewers talking, despite no official reaction from Buckingham Palace.

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SNL UK Sketch Roasts Prince Andrew

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!SNL UK Sketch Roasts Prince Andrew. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 28, Saturday Night Live, UK dropped jaws right at the start of its second episode with a wild sketch imagining MI5 spies from 19. 97 pitching a shady scheme to Prince Andrew. The plan was simple. Get him to hang out with a known child predator to drag his own rep down and boost support for his brother, the future king. The bit stars Jack Shep as the young royal, sitting across from three stone-faced MI5 agents played by Celeste Dring, AOA'd Bamguay and Hamid, Anna-Mashan. They lay out this twisted strategy to make everyone close to Charles seem way worse by comparison. Fans on mine are buzzing, calling it savage satire that hits too close to home amid all the real royal scandals we've seen play out over the years. It's got that sharp British humor poking at power plays and family drama without holding back. No word yet on official reactions from Buckingham Palace, but the sketch fits right into SNL UK's vibe of roasting big names with fresh twists on old rumours. This one's got people talking,

blending history with headlines in a way that sticks long after the laughs fade.

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