The Queen guns down royal servants and can’t stop swearing in OUTRAGEOUS trailer for The Prince

THE official trailer for The Prince has landed - and it's certainly not one to miss.

Her Majesty guns down her royal servants and can't stop swearing in footage of the new animation which premiered today on HBO Max.

The highly-anticipated American sitcom, which was supposed to air back in April 2021, is created by Family Guy writer Gary Jenetti.

It will follow the life of eight-year-old Prince George and how he finds his place within the Royal Family.

In an outrageous teaser clip of the new show The Queen gets rowdy and KILLS one of her butlers.

She is seen relaxing on her throne and her royal servant comes towards her to offer her a cup of tea.

He says: "Excuse me your..."

But before he could say anything else she gets a gun out and shoots him.

Her Majesty shouts: "Everyone stop f****ing startling me!"

As George looked on, he say: "She's such a bad b****."

The never-before-seen footage also ripped Prince Harry to shreds as it sees the Royal looking around Hollywood apartments with his wife Meghan Markle.

Making fun of the lifestyle Harry left behind in the UK, Harry tells Meghan: "This might be the smallest palace I've ever been in."

"Well, it's an apartment," replies Meghan.

To which Harry says: "Yes, an apartment palace, I know that.

"Lots of tiny palaces inside one big palace."

The star-studded cast includes Orlando Bloom, who is the voice of Harry, Gary Janetti as Prince George, Condola Rashād as the Duchess of Sussex and Lucy Punch as the Duchess of Cambridge.

Frances de la Tour will voice Elizabeth II, Iwan Rheon is Prince William, Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner is Princess Charlotte and Dan Stevens has taken on the role of Prince Charles and Prince Phillip.

The 12-episode series is available to stream from today (July 29) in the US.

The release date was pushed back after the death of the Duke of Edinburgh in May.

UK viewers will have to wait a little while longer as an air date is yet to be confirmed.