Prince Harry’s Frostbitten p-nis: Trevor Noah and Chelsea Handler Can’t Resist Poking Fun

During this year's Grammys, Trevor Noah couldn't resist making a joke about one of the more candid admissions in Prince Harry's recent memoir.

While introducing James Corden to the stage, Trevor took the opportunity to make light of Prince Harry's revelation about his frostbitten p-nis.

James Corden is a 12-time Emmy winner and the host of The Late Late Show.

Trevor began by saying, “He's also proved if a man can move from the UK and not tell everyone about his frostbitten p-nis.”

The Daily Show host was of course referencing a passage in Prince Harry's autobiography Spare, in which he detailed attending his brother Prince William's wedding shortly after a visit to the North Pole.

While the ears and cheeks were already healing, the todger wasn't, Harry said of his frostbite.

It was becoming more of an issue by the day.

Harry later recalled that his p-nis was oscillating between extremely sensitive and borderline traumatised, eventually leading him to turn to Elizabeth Arden-Cream for help with his sensitive issue.

But Trevor Noah isn't the only comedian to make a nod to Prince Harry's oversharing during awards season this year.

During the Critics' Choice Awards last month, host Chelsea Handler told the audience, “Dharma became the third highest viewed show on Netflix, with a combined watch time of one billion hours, which apparently is the same amount of time we're going to have to listen to Prince Harry talk about his frostbitten p-nis.”

Harry's oversharing has landed him in trouble with Sasha Walpole, who allegedly had an intimate encounter with Harry in a muddy field.

She warned Harry of legal action for mentioning the details of the moment in his book, without informing or warning her first.

In a joint interview with The Sun in the Mail on Sunday, Walpole said, “It's his story and he's entitled to write what he wants.

He didn't name me, but people who were there that night or simply part of that social circle would find it pretty easy to work out that it was me.

Possibly, Harry could have thought about that before publishing.

He could have found me if he'd tried to.”

Walpole added, “I kept this a secret for 21 years and I did so because Harry was a friend, regardless of whether he's a prince or not.

I didn't invite any of this attention, but I know the hunt would have kept going until people found me.

Panic set in.

I live in a quiet area and it got to the stage where a strange car drove by and I'd think, is this it?

I worried that I'd wake up one morning and find a barrage of cameras outside my house.

She said that so many friends knew it was her that she felt she had to take control of the situation before the situation took control of her.”

Besides, Meghan Markle's half-sister, Samantha Markle, has demanded Prince Harry and Meghan to take the stand, following her claims that the Suits' Alan made a false and malicious statement.

She also wants the actress to take back her claims about the royal family.

Meanwhile, Samantha also lashed out at the couple's Netflix docuseries as a $100 million fake news PR machine and said the Queen would be rolling over in a grave.

“Wow, so it's just been a series of lies and I can't believe we're essentially looking at a $100 million fake news PR machine,” she said before adding.

“It's just projection at its finest and it's almost comical.

God, it's just so not true.”

Prince Harry's frostbitten p-nis may have caused a stir, but it seems like the controversy surrounding the royal family isn't going away anytime soon.