Chris Rock Criticizes Will Smith and Meghan Markle in Stand-Up Show

Comedian Chris Rock recently took a jab at actor Will Smith during a concert with Dave Chappelle at Liverpool's M&S Arena.

The 57-year-old comedian expressed his feelings about being slapped by the 53-year-old actor at this year's Oscars.

Rock affirmed that Smith managed to pretend he was a perfect man for 30 years before revealing that he was just as flawed as everyone else.

Rock also targeted Meghan Markle during his performance on September 1, 2022.

He made fun of her complaints about life in the royal family and used her as an example of the current obsession with being a victim.

He questioned how many US celebrities and journalists have called her out for the victim narrative now.

Alison P Davis, Svely Veli Mandela, and Dr. John Carney have previously criticized Markle.

Chris Rock said that Markle is playing the victim to win popularity.

Ironically, Mariah Carey called her a diva on her own podcast.

Rock wondered if Markle would say that it's more racism because she's not black enough to be accepted by black people or if she would finally accept that she's just not that likable.

Outspoken Australian radio host Kyle Sanderlund also branded Markle an imbecile after she accused the British press of racism in her interview with The Cut magazine.

Discussing her claims on the Kyle and Jackie O show, Sanderlund and his co-host Jackie O Henderson agreed it was time for Markle to move on from a feud with the British press.

They also wondered how Markle could have learned such slurs were allegedly being used in newsrooms as she did not name names or identify her source.

Sanderlund had little sympathy for the American-born royal, saying she needs to get over it.

Henderson also addressed Markle's complaints about the Royal Rota rules concerning the supply of photos of her children.

She said that if you're joining the royal family, you have to follow the rules that have been in place for many years.

You can't just come in and say you don't agree with them.

Markle and Prince Harry's arrival in the UK has been met with outrage from royal insiders who branded the couple delusional.

They also said that they were leaving the Queen on tenderhooks.

One disgruntled palace insider told The Sunday Times that everyone hoped the couple would go off to be financially independent, pursue philanthropic endeavors, and be happy.

They might no longer feel the need to rail against the system as much as they still do.

However, the star power of the couple requires an association with the royal family, and the fuel on those flames is the family discord.

Sources went on to criticize Markle's claims that a South African cast member of The Lion King live adaptation told her their country celebrated her marriage into the royal family like they had Nelson Mandela's release from prison.

The unnamed source said that the whole thing is just staggering.

“Nelson Mandela.

Who's next?

Gandhi?

There are simply no words for the delusion and tragedy of it all,” they added.

In conclusion, Chris Rock criticized Will Smith and Meghan Markle during his stand-up show in Liverpool.

He questioned Markle's victim narrative and wondered if she would finally accept that she's not that likable.

Meanwhile, Kyle Sanderlund called Markle an imbecile and said that she needs to get over her feud with the British press.