Queen Elizabeth kneels on Meghan Markle’s neck in Charlie Hebdo cover

The murder of George floyd was recreated in a terrible attempt at parody – with a French magazine using queen elizabeth as Derek chauvin kneeling Meghan markle.

Charlie hebdo just released a new edition of her weekly post – and it features a crudely drawn cartoon version of QE2 pressing on the neck of the Duchess of Sussex … who is lying on the ground and struggling for air – a much like George Floyd last year.

The caption reads … “WHY MEGHAN LEFT BUCKINGHAM”, which translates to “Why Meghan left Buckingham.” There’s also a quote bubble from Meghan in the drawing, which roughly translates to ‘because I couldn’t breathe’.

The message they’re trying to get across – at least that’s what it seems – is that Meghan felt stifled by royal racism (led by the queen). It turns out to be a swing and a failure – because people are not being amused.

Many are calling the magazine racist … demanding that they pull the new issue. While Charlie Hebdo considers itself satire, a lot of people say it goes way too far – making fun of Floyd’s death for cheap thrills. Not only that, but it’s inaccurate … according to Harry and Meghan.

Remember, Harry explicitly ruled out his grandmother and grandfather as the part that would have evoked the color of the skin concerns regarding Archie. There is a lot of speculation that it was either Prince charles or Prince william – but the latter denied as much.