JUST when you thought Harry and Meghan couldn’t out- parody themselves . . . along comes Oprah.

I’m not sure what grates the most.

The fact that since harrumphing away from the Royal Family, citing a need for greater privacy, they’ve signed deals with Netflix and Spotify, given self-important weekly Zooms (from their very private own front room) or, now, given a warts ’n’ all interview to the planet’s most famous celebrity interviewer.

Despite their rather grand designs to end global poverty, is it not a bit ironic that Harry should give his first interview to multi-millionaire diet ­company ­ambassador James Corden? A man literally being paid to eat less.

Anyway. While Harry came across as pretty likeable in his open-top bus chat, we do not know what percentage of ­monies made by the couple post-Megxit have been distributed to the needy.

Like her celebrity pals, Oprah preaches philanthropy and wellness to her millions of followers.

She also practises what she preaches, donating millions to ­charities across the world, including the Clinton Foundation, the Born This Way Foundation and Women For Women International.

This latest televised chat wasn’t a Comic Relief endeavour. This was purely about self-advancement.

I really don’t care that the self-satisfied trio, sitting within the sun-dappled grounds of a mutual pal’s sprawling ­mansion, are worth a combined £1.9billion and use private jets like you and I use the Northern Line.

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