Grammy Awards: Trevor Noah and Prince Harry's frost-bitten penis'

Grammy Awards: Trevor Noah and Prince Harry's frost-bitten penis'No-one spared: At the 65th annual Grammy Awards, host Trevor Noah, took aim at the Duke of Sussex for his frost-bitten penis' revelation.

by Mariette van Niekerk

06-02-2023 10:11

in Entertainment

Trevor Noah hosted the 65th annual Grammy Awards and spared no-one with his jokes. Even Prince Harry was mocked. Image: Kevin Winter | Getty Images via AFP

The Grammy Awards 2023 took place on Sunday evening 5 February at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.

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And while A-listers from around the globe got together to celebrate music's biggest night, host South African-born comedian Trevor Noah made sure to keep everyone on their toes. Even Prince Harry!

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NOAH MOCKS PRINCE HARRY'S FROST-BITTEN PENIS' Over the years, Grammy hosts have been known to crack a joke or two at an A-lister's expense.

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It was no different this year, and Trevor Noah didn't even spare the royals at this year's event.

In his bestselling memoir, Spare, the Prince made a few under-the-belt revelations, and Noah used them well.

One such incident, where Prince Harry reportedly suffered a frost-bitten penis after a raunchy night, was too good for Noah to pass up.

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Copies of Spare' by Britain's Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, on display in New York. Image: Angela Weiss | AFP

The 38-year-old comedian took his chance while introducing British star James Corden on stage. Corden presented the award which saw Beyonc make Grammys history with her record win, according to MailOnline.

James Corden is a 12-time Emmy winner and the host of The late Late Show . He's also living proof that a man can move from London to L.A. And not tell everyone about his frost-bitten penis, Noah said, MailOnline reports.

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A CREAM FOR EVERY INCIDENT In his explosive memoir released in January this year, the Duke of Sussex confessed that he suffered early stages of frostbite during William and Kate's wedding in April 2011.

The wedding followed his Walking with the Wounded 200-mile expedition in March 2011, where he journeyed to the North Pole alongside four wounded veterans who were injured in Afghanistan, MailOnline reports.

The frostbite affected his cheeks, ears and genitalia, and while his facial injuries healed quickly, his todger' injuries still needed healing by the time of the wedding.

In his memoir, Prince Harry revealed that he applied an Elizabeth Arden cream - a favorite of the late Princess Diana - onto his penis after it was recommended to him by a friend.

According to MailOnline the brand's Eight Hour Skin Protectant cream, is known for its moisturizing properties thanks to a blend of petrolatum and vitamin E, which aims to sooth dry skin.

TWITTER LOVES THE HARRY DISS Viewers and guests found the quip hilarious and even Twitter reacted.

I bet Harry wasn't expecting that!

Mary Adele wood (@MaryAdelewood2) February 6, 2023

a lot of people missed trevor noah's prince harry diss and it was funny too #GRAMMYs

sandy's cheeks (@hardknocklife44) February 6, 2023

Did Trevor Noah just diss Prince Harry while introducing James Cordon? Honestly the highlight of the whole ceremony for me

David Levandowski (@DCLevandowski) February 6, 2023

Another Tweep posted that the Duke might actually find the joke funny.

I'm sure Harry found it funny. He has a good sense of humor.

Theresa Colton Yucel (@asereth12) February 6, 2023

The Duke of Sussex released his memoir, Spare, earlier this year, but according to a recent interview with The Telegraph revealed that there are a lot more secrets to reveal.

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