The former Suits actress, Meghan, displays an insatiable thirst for the spotlight. Her grand exit from the British royal family was accompanied by drama and fanfare, followed by much-hyped Netflix and Spotify deals, which were hailed as groundbreaking. However, a closer look reveals a lack of memorable productions under their belt. The latest uproar involves Meghan and Harry supposedly attempting to secure invitations to the 2024 Golden Globes, with aspirations to present. It seems they aimed higher than their status as celebrities famous for being famous.
In a surprising turn of events, Meghan's Suits co-stars received invitations to present at the Golden Globes, while she did not make the cut. Ouch. This isn't the first time Meghan's behavior has raised eyebrows at award shows, from an awkward attempt to present an award to a confused Kevin Costner to a determined effort to make herself the center of attention.
Prince Harry, once considered the voice of reason in this duo, now seems content to follow Meghan down the rabbit hole of Hollywood aspirations. Despite his Royal Highness being seen more often than heard, he is evidently complicit in this Hollywood game. The question lingers: Are they chasing fame, fortune, or something else entirely? It's challenging to discern their true motives.
One can't help but wonder if Meghan and Harry's Hollywood adventure is a series of desperate attempts to stay relevant in a world slowly losing interest in their fairy tale. Hollywood is a tough arena, where success hinges on talent, connections, and hard work rather than royal titles. A stark reality check is in order: Hollywood isn't a personal playground; it's a town that doesn't suffer fools gladly. If Meghan and Harry truly aspire to succeed, they must put in the work, earn their place, and refrain from attempting to steal the limelight at every award show.
In the end, Hollywood doesn't tolerate those not up to the challenge. So, Meghan and Harry, if you're serious about making it in Tinsel Town, it's time to step up your game and let your actions speak louder than your royal titles ever could. Otherwise, you might end up as just another footnote in Hollywood's history of failed attempts at royalty."
