Harry and Meghan Markle Avoid Potential Humiliation at the Oscars

The Oscars, one of the most prestigious events in the entertainment industry, took place recently.

However, much to the relief of Harry and Meghan Markle, they were spared from any potential humiliation.

The couple, who have been subjected to ridicule in the past, were not even mentioned at the ceremony.

Instead, this year's host, Jimmy Kimmel, directed his comedic jabs towards Will Smith, specifically referencing the infamous Chris Rock slap incident from last year's Oscars.

It seems that Harry and Meghan's absence from the spotlight was a blessing in disguise.

They have become yesterday's news in Hollywood and are no longer considered relevant.

In fact, it is highly unlikely that they will ever be invited to the Oscars.

They are not even worthy of being mocked on the show, let alone being invited as guests.

It appears that their star power has significantly diminished, with no party invitations coming their way either.

Rumors circulated on Twitter, courtesy of iSource News, suggesting that Harry and Meghan had planned a major get-together in Montecito.

However, these plans were supposedly canceled due to the SVB banking mess.

Royal fans quickly dismissed this claim, pointing out that it was yet another lie.

One fan sarcastically commented on how Harry and Meghan managed to make the collapse of SVB bank all about themselves.

They lamented the lack of A-listers at their afterparty, speculating that the bank's collapse was to blame.

According to these fans, whenever something bad happens in the world, it is merely a ploy to divert attention away from the couple.

Another theory emerged regarding the cancellation of Archie's birthday celebration.

Some suggested that the lack of attendance was due to a coronation taking place, insinuating that people intentionally scheduled a major event on Archie's birthday to make him feel bad.

However, others argued that the party was likely canceled because nobody was planning to attend, assuming the event was even real.

Celebrity PR expert Carla Spate weighed in on the matter, explaining why it would have made little sense for Harry and Meghan to attend the 95th Academy Awards.

According to Spate, the couple's absence was justified as their documentary was not nominated, Meghan is not currently acting, and Harry has no plans to pursue an acting career either.

Spate emphasized that celebrities typically attend such awards shows for three reasons: if they are nominated, if they want to network, or if they have a project to promote.

Since Harry and Meghan did not fall into any of these categories, it comes as no surprise that they were not in attendance.

Although the Sussexes have never attended the Oscars before, there were reports that they were invited to host an award at the 2022 Academy Awards.

However, this plan was ultimately scrapped.

Viewers of this year's Oscars seemed to agree with Spate's assessment, with many questioning why Meghan would attend when she has not been actively involved in any projects.

Some even speculated that the couple chose to skip the event out of fear of being mocked.

Harry and Meghan's lack of attendance at the Oscars may be understandable, but it appears that Hollywood is slowly distancing itself from the couple.

Kinsey Schofield, host of the To Die For Daily podcast, expressed her belief that Harry and Meghan expected more support from Hollywood than they have received recently.

It seems that their star power is waning, and they are no longer considered a priority in the entertainment industry.