The renegade royal was in talks last year to host “Saturday Night Live,” multiple sources told Page Six.

Producers on the long-running NBC show were in discussions with Harry in the run-up to the January release of his memoir, “Spare,” but talks stalled at the 11th hour.

Fred Armisen (left) and Bill Hader (right) played Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip as mob bosses in 2010, alongside Anne Hathaway as Princess Kate.SNL/NBCReps for Harry and “SNL” did not returns requests for comment.

James Austin Johnson (center) and Devon Walker (right) played old school friends of Prince Harry during the Feb. 4 “Weekend Update” with Michael Che.Will Heath/NBC via Getty ImagesMichael Che asked the pair: “So, guys, what’s going on with the royal family?

Walker, as “Shirty,” continued: “Harry and Meghan, Ronald Reagan, interracial dating, Queen said, ‘Not today, Satan.

Prince Harry was all jokes when he joined Stephen Colbert on “The Late Show” in January.CBS via Getty ImagesIt is also the fastest-selling non-fiction book of all time, according to Guinness World Records, after moving 1.43 million copies during its first day on sale in the UK, US and Canada — beating President Barack Obama’s 2020 book, “A Promised Land.”