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‘Succession’ Creator Openly Disses King Charles III in Emmys 2022
“Succession” creator Jesse Armstrong dissed King Charles III After winning the award for the Best Drama Series at Emmy Awards 2022 on Monday night
In his speech, he said, “Big week for successions, New king in the U.K… for us. Evidently, a little bit more voting involved in our winning than Prince Charles.” recognizing the TV Institute’s votes that procured his group a golden statuette.
As cheers and heaves occupied the room, Actor Brian Cox attempted to stop him by stating, “Keep it, royalist, keep it royalist.”
Armstrong further added, “I’m not saying we’re more legitimate in our position than he is. We’ll leave that up to other people.”
While his joke finished in some time, numerous watchers had blended sentiments on the same. While some wanted to take it cheerfully, others were irritated for including the new king in his speech.
Check out the tweets below.
anti monarchist king jesse armstrong pic.twitter.com/Tim9sydOBD
— clara 🤍 (@kendallroyz) September 13, 2022
Why tf were people so afraid to laugh at this like it's not even that hard of a jab loosen up a bit lmao
— . (@perrierderriere) September 13, 2022
the royal family succession bit during Succession’s best drama speech I cringe
— CUFF IT (@zvchvrywillivms) September 13, 2022
Why is the dude accepting the award for Succession looking for enemies in the royal family omgndjsksmddjj
— red pesto enthusiast (@KayLamb510_) September 13, 2022
Succession Writer Jesse Armstrong jokes about King Charles III after winning Best Drama Series at the #Emmys2022.
— The Recount (@therecount) September 13, 2022
Armstrong: “Evidently a little bit more voting involved in our winning than Prince Charles.”
Brian Cox: “Keep it royalist.” pic.twitter.com/wh1ACTKhT4
Succession Writer Jesse Armstrong jokes about King Charles III after winning Best Drama Series at the #Emmys2022.
Armstrong: “Evidently a little bit more voting involved in our winning than Prince Charles.”
Brian Cox: “Keep it royalist.” pic.twitter.com/wh1ACTKhT4— The Recount (@therecount) September 13, 2022
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