It comes after Nana took aim at Harry’s visa affair adding it would be “hilarious” if Harry had to leave the United States before branding Meghan “narcissistic”.
She began: “Prince Harry might be in a spot of bother after being evicted from Frogmore [Cottage] in replace of disgraced Prince Andrew.
“The Duke of Montecito may well be objected from America as well. Oh, my heart bleeds. It’s hilarious.”
She continued: “After Prince Harry opened his big mouth and admitted to taking cocaine and magic mushrooms and cannabis before moving to the States in his pathetic memoir Spare…
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“An investigation is now underway to confirm whether he disclosed his drug taking when he applied for his residency permit.”
She laughed: “If Prince Harry has lied he may find himself out on his big old ear – hilarious.”
Taking to Twitter, Denise shared the video with her 535,000 followers as she hit out at the coverage.
The Loose Women presenter tweeted: “Wow!! Nana professed to care about mental health when she had me on her show to talk about my own struggles.”
Denise added she thought the opening monologue was “disgusting”.
Nana also highlighted how the couple is in partnership with a group which wants boyhood to be seen as “fluid” and aims to eradicate the phrase “boys will be boys”.
Earlier this week, it was reported Meghan and Harry’s organisation Archewell and podcast Archetypes have teamed up with the Global Boyhood Initiative.
Nana fumed: “Who wants a drug addict Prince and his narcissistic wife telling the world how to live?
“From what I can see when they advise you to do something, do the opposite of what they tell you to do.”
The Duke of Sussex has faced criticism in recent weeks after detailing his repeated drug use in his controversial memoir, Spare.
Earlier this month Harry revealed during an online chat with trauma expert Gabor Maté that drugs have helped him deal with his past traumas.
“I started doing it recreationally and then started to realise how good it was for me,” Harry added.
“I would say it is one of the fundamental parts of my life that changed me and helped me deal with the traumas and the pains of the past.”
