Meghan and Harry Left Disappointed as Kristen Stewart’s Oscar Hopes Dash Their Plans

Meghan Markle's desire to attend the Oscars has been shattered after learning that Kristen Stewart might receive a major award.

According to New Idea magazine's December 13 issue, Markle was eager to rub elbows with A-listers at the prestigious event.

However, her plans were abruptly canceled upon discovering that Stewart is tipped to score an Oscar nomination for her role as Princess Diana in the upcoming biopic, Spencer.

Stewart's portrayal of the late Princess Diana in the movie Spencer, which delves into the life of the iconic royal, has caused some discontent within the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Despite the film being categorized as non-fiction, an unnamed source claims that Markle and Prince Harry are upset with Stewart's performance.

The couple had hoped to attend the awards ceremony next year, but the rave reviews for Stewart's portrayal have dampened their spirits.

“The sizzle reels of Kristen as Diana would certainly blow a hole through Meghan's hopes of attending the Academy Awards next year,” the source revealed.

Frustrated by this turn of events, the couple is now contemplating boycotting the ceremony altogether.

Some graphic scenes in the film depicting Princess Diana have also raised concerns for Prince Harry.

Furthermore, Prince Harry has faced criticism for his decision to break away from the royal family, with comparisons drawn to his late mother, Princess Diana.

Royal author and biographer Andrew Morton expressed this sentiment during an interview on the Royal Ears podcast.

“She would say that William and Harry are my revenge,” Morton stated, implying that Princess Diana had hoped her sons would lead the monarchy into the future.

She would not have approved of Harry turning his back on his birthright to pursue deals with Netflix.

While the official nominees for the next year's Oscars have yet to be announced, Stuart's portrayal of Princess Diana has garnered significant attention.

In an interview on Variety's Awards Circuit podcast, Stewart expressed her indifference towards winning an award.

“The Oscars are such a funny thing,” she said.

“There are so many incredible movies and performances that barely get seen.

It definitely says something about where we're at as a cumulative presence, what we're looking at, what we care about.

I really appreciate that something that I was involved in has ignited such a large conversation.

We don't make movies to not connect with each other.”

Kevin Wharfe, Princess Diana's former protection officer, commended Stewart for her portrayal, stating that it is the closest resemblance among all those who have brought the late royal to life on screen.

Wharfe also praised Stewart for capturing Princess Diana's mannerisms flawlessly.

Despite the accolades, the official list of nominees from the award-giving body is yet to be released.

Critics have accused Meghan Markle of being fame-hungry, suggesting that her desire to attend high-profile events contradicts her claim for privacy.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex frequently make headlines, indicating that their lives are far from private.

Last year, Royal Correspondent Emily Nash revealed to Hello!

Magazine that the couple had been invited to the Oscars but politely declined the invitation.

Had they accepted, they would have presented the Best Picture award.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle's hopes of attending the Oscars have been dashed due to Kristen Stewart's potential Oscar nomination for her portrayal of Princess Diana.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are disappointed by this turn of events and are considering boycotting the ceremony.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding the official nominees, Stewart's performance has garnered praise, particularly for her attention to detail in capturing Princess Diana's essence.

Critics argue that Markle's desire for privacy contradicts her eagerness to be in the spotlight, as evidenced by their frequent media coverage.