Prince Harry ripped to shreds in hilarious first look at adult cartoon The Prince with star-studded cast

PRINCE Harry is ripped to shreds in a hilarious first look at adult cartoon The Prince.

The star-studded cast which sees Orlando Bloom voice the character of Harry, also features Alan Cumming, Games of Thrones star Sophie Turner and Dan Stevens.

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Created by Family Guy writer Gary Janetti, a teaser clip of the HBO show sees the Royal looking around Hollywood apartments with his wife Meghan, voiced by Condola Rashad.

Making fun of the lifestyle Harry left behind in the UK, Harry tells Meghan: "This might be the smallest palace I've ever been in."

"Well, it's an apartment," replies Meghan.

To which Harry says: "Yes, an apartment palace, I know that.

"Lots of tiny palaces inside one big palace."

The 12-episode series is available to stream from today (July 29) on HBO Max in the US after being delayed from May following the death of the Duke of Edinburgh.

A UK channel and air date has not yet been announced.

Prince George, voiced by Janetti himself, takes centre-stage in the cartoon and is depicted as a spoilt, straight-talking youngster.

"Excuse me," he asks one of the many butlers. "Do you have tea that doesn't taste like piss? Thanks"

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The trailer also shows his less than impressed reaction to receiving a postcard from his 'Uncle Harry and Aunt Meghan in LA".

There's even a scene showing the Queen shooting one of her staff members after he startles her.

While Prince William doesn't escape the lampooning as he's depicted as being unable to take himself to the loo and a servant is called to carry him.

As William and Kate lie in bed, William announces: "Ugh, great, I feel a s*** brewing."

He then clicks his fingers and a butler comes to carry him away to the toilet as his wife looks on.

Games of Thrones and Misfits actor Iwan Rheon voices the character, while Motherland's Lucy Punch stars as the Duchess of Cambridge.

Rising Damp favourite Frances de la Tour plays the head of the Royal Family, while Turner voices Princess Charlotte and Dan Stevens voices both Prince Charles and Prince Philip.

Further stars are set to make an appearance throughout the series including Andy Cohen, Brad Goreski and Kelly Ripa.

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