Prince Harry took a jab at President Trump during his awkward appearance on the “Late Show with Stephen Colbert” as he teased Americans over their obsession with the royals.

Stephen Colbert jokes that it's "smart" for Republicans to jump ship from the party, to avoid Pete Hegseth ordering a strike on it

Prince Harry interrupted Stephen Colbert’s late-night monologue, thinking it was an audition to star in a Hallmark holiday movie. That was a joke, of course, but Harry, 41, was game to be on it. During his Late Show monologue on Wednesday Colbert,

During Monday night’s opening monologue, Colbert opened with mock relief that the country’s “long national nightmare” was ending, before turning his fire on the “Democratic defectors”: At how many days? 41 days so far, it’s the longest in U.S ...

Colbert roasted Trump after the president's doctor issued a vague reason for his recent MRI, quipping it was time for his provider to prescribe retirement.

In September, ABC temporarily suspended “Jimmy Kimmel Live” after FCC Chairman Brendan Carr threatened regulatory action against ABC and Disney in the wake of a joke Kimmel made about Trump’s response to the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Trump then suggested Seth Meyers and Jimmy Fallon should be the next television hosts to go.

Stephen Colbert announced in July that CBS will be canceling “The Late Show” in May 2026, more than 10 years after he took over as host. During a July 17 show taping, Colbert, 61, announced the news, telling a live studio audience that “it’s not ...

Hanukkah kicked off on Sunday and, the same night, President Trump hosted a Christmas party at the White House. But, Stephen Colbert gave the man credit on Monday night, joking that Trump at least celebrated with a story that "somehow lasted eight nights.