Jimmy Carr aimed a brutal dig at King Charles III as he recalled the royal appearing on EastEnders.
And, addressing the audience, he joked Charles is ‘a love rat whose wife died in mysterious circumstances’ which was totally in place with EastEnders plotlines.
The comedian was of course referring to the affair between Charles and Camilla while the now-King was married to Princess Diana, who was later killed in a car accident in Paris. Charles and Camilla had filmed the scenes back in March, months before the Jubilee itself, during which they chatted with actors
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