Sources indicate that Meghan, who faced rejection from the Academy for her role in the Netflix biopic "Maestro," aimed to leverage the Oscars platform to enhance her image and reputation. Allegedly, Meghan offered Gerwig a substantial sum of money and access to her influential network in exchange for glowing mentions in her acceptance speech. Meghan suggested that Gerwig commend her humanitarian efforts, courage in speaking out against the royal family, and advocacy for women's rights and diversity in the film industry.
However, Gerwig was unimpressed with Meghan's proposal and declined the offer, feeling insulted by the attempt to manipulate and take advantage of her success. Gerwig conveyed her intention to focus on the film and its team, refusing to endorse anyone in her speech. Meghan, disappointed and angered by Gerwig's refusal, attempted to persuade her to change her mind, warning of powerful enemies in the industry and hinting at potential repercussions for Gerwig's career.
Undeterred by Meghan's threats, Gerwig stood her ground, urging Meghan to leave her alone. In a fit of rage and humiliation, Meghan reportedly threw a vase in her own hotel room. The anonymous source decided to expose Meghan's scheme, describing her as narcissistic, greedy, and manipulative.
The source claims to possess evidence of Meghan's bribery attempts, including a recorded conversation and a copy of the check prepared for Gerwig. They plan to release this evidence to the media around the time of the 2024 Academy Awards on Sunday, March 10th. While Gerwig is considered a frontrunner for the Best Director award, and Meghan is expected to attend as a host, the unfolding events between the two women remain uncertain.
