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When Queen Elizabeth passed away in September 2022, her son Charles became King, and his wife Camilla became Queen Consort.

Tom Parker Bowles famously has no illusions about what his mother Queen Camilla's marriage to King Charles means for his own ...

Viewers in the United Kingdom have criticized British broadcasting network Sky after it cut out portions of a segment on Last Week Tonight With John Oliver in which he made several remarks regarding ...

Despite the shocking announcement that her son Prince Andrew is “stepping back from public duties,” the 93-year-old monarch retained her sense of humor during a solo appearance in London Wednesday ...

Queen Elizabeth II normally leaves the jokes to her husband. Now in her 90s, Britain's monarch seems to be getting in on the act with a gag about Donald Trump. While strolling through Buckingham ...

Another royal death, another John Oliver appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers. The comedian stopped by Monday night (Sept. 19) to address a joke he made about Queen Elizabeth II on his Emmy Award ...

Among other things, Oliver made fun of tributes to the late queen from such companies as Domino’s Pizza and the likes of cartoon character Crazy Frog. “Obviously, we have to start with the U.K., which ...

UK television network Sky censored parts of “Last Week Tonight With John Oliver” over jokes related to the death of Queen Elizabeth II — and viewers are blasting the choice on Twitter. Oliver, 45, ...

"Don't censor my @LastWeekTonight," tweeted one viewer. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor Comcast-owned pay TV giant Sky cut some jokes related to the death of Queen Elizabeth II from the latest ...

Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8 and her funeral took place on September 19. TikTokers have been sharing funny clips of the Queen in tribute, with many going viral. Some viewers have ...

John Oliver is hilariously perplexed by a U.K. TV service provider’s decision to censor what he barely considered a joke about the death of Queen Elizabeth II on a recent episode of Last Week Tonight.