In the glamorous enclave of mono's elite society, where Hollywood luminaries converge, a remarkable event recently unfolded.
Zoe Saldana, the reigning monarch of the Silver Screen, orchestrated a soirée that could easily be dubbed the social event of the year. Set against the opulent backdrop of her newly acquired, exorbitantly priced residence, the absence of a certain Duke and Duchess became the subject of fervent speculation. Yes, indeed, Harry and Meghan found themselves conspicuously absent from the coveted guest list.
Picture this scene: Zoe radiating success and refined elegance, confidently strolling through the streets of Venice, LA, exuding an aura of affluence worth $17.5 million, to be precise. With nonchalant grace, she showcases her Chanel handbag, epitomizing sophistication. Meanwhile, her lavish abode in Montecito serves as a beacon of wealth and exclusivity, poised to welcome Hollywood's crème de la crème, from Reese Witherspoon to Oprah. The gathering resembled a red carpet affair at the Oscars, albeit in a more setting. Yet noticeably absent were Harry and Meghan, relegated even from the B-list.
Let's address the elephant in the room. Despite their apparent penchant for rubbing shoulders with the elite, Harry and Meghan found themselves excluded from the party of the year. This omission could signal either a significant oversight or a poignant indication of their diminishing appeal among A-list circles. In the world of fame, one's relevance is often judged by recent headlines, and lately, theirs have been more about breaching protocol than breaking barriers.
America's enthusiasm for the Sussexes has been put under scrutiny following a string of bombshell interviews. A royal expert has claimed that the couple have lacked decorum. Journalist Kinsey Scoffield said the couple had now been snubbed by Hollywood. Speaking to Fox News Digital, the royal correspondent opined, "I do think that Harry and Meghan expected more support from Hollywood than they've recently received." She continued, "I think Harry and Meghan had an amazing opportunity to elevate themselves and actually be Hollywood royalty, but their decorum is making people think twice about the association."
Following the release of Prince Harry's tell-all memoir, it seems the Duke confessed too many details, and Kinsey Scoffield claimed that they might not be trusted among their peers. "I think Harry and Meghan's openness in the Netflix documentary will ultimately hurt their relationships with the Hollywood elite," she said. "Did intensely private Beyoncé give Meghan permission to read a text message that she sent the Duchess verbatim to millions of Netflix subscribers? I highly doubt it." Kinsey pointed out that A-list celebrities such as Courteney Cox wouldn't enjoy being called out for magic mushroom chocolates, nor would Gayle King enjoy being grilled by the internet after Prince Harry told ITV there wasn't a royal racist, despite Gayle stating the couple had receipts. "They're putting people in uncomfortable situations," Kinsey remarked.
While stars like Tyler Perry and Oprah Winfrey may publicly take the Sussexes' side of the feud, Kinsey pointed out that most individuals would prefer to avoid the drama. American stars are now trying to cozy up with Prince William and Princess Catherine for the sake of their popularity. A source told Heat magazine, "No one wants to risk their standing in the UK by not being seen as team William and Kate." Celebrities and industry key players are recognizing Meghan and Harry's depleting popularity and are scared of being seen alongside them. In fact, the source said that they're actively pitching William and Catherine for new projects.
