Despite speculations that they might attend to support Megan's photographer friend, Misson Harman, who was nominated for his debut film "The After" in the Best Live Action Short Film category, they ultimately chose not to. Unfortunately, Harman lost the Oscar to W. Anderson's "Henry Sugar." Last year, their absence also drew attention when author Tom Bow appeared on GB News, claiming that they weren't even invited to Elton John's party at the Oscars, further reinforcing their perceived outsider status in Hollywood.
Meghan and Harry's decision to snub the Oscars aligns with their efforts to establish themselves within the entertainment industry. Meghan recently signed a podcast deal with Lemonada, while the couple has other projects in the works as part of their agreement with Netflix. Despite rumors circulating about their five-year contract with Netflix possibly expiring soon, Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos has dismissed such speculations. He highlighted the enduring popularity of documentaries about the couple on the platform, particularly in the UK, acknowledging that while they may be controversial figures, their appeal remains significant. Sarandos stated, "You may love them or hate them, but you watch them."
