Here’s the latest: Meghan Markle is reportedly eyeing an appearance at the Oscars to make a bold statement. But let’s be clear—this isn’t going to happen. We said it back in January, and we’re saying it again now: you have to be invited to the Oscars.
On January 15th, we reported that a source close to Meghan claimed, “Megan has always had an eye for making a statement, and the Oscars is the perfect place to do that. She knows how to command attention, and showing up at such a high-profile event is a way to remind everyone that she’s still a force to be reckoned with.”
Here’s the first problem: the Oscars aren’t just a red carpet you can stroll onto uninvited. Meghan would need an invitation, and given her current reputation and the backlash surrounding her Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, that seems highly unlikely.
So, what’s really going on here? Is this just another PR stunt to keep her name in the headlines? Probably. But let’s be honest—this is ridiculous.
The report goes on to suggest that an Oscars appearance could be Meghan’s next big “Netflix power move.” Sure, if you want to believe that, but let’s face it: Meghan’s career is in freefall. Her Netflix series, which premieres in just seven days, is already being called out for its striking similarities to Pamela Anderson’s Pamela’s Cooking with Love.
At this point, the best advice for Meghan would be to go into hiding, cancel the show, and stay out of the public eye until 2026. Her image is drowning, and it’s time to put it out of its misery.
A PR “expert,” Lyn Karat from PressBox PR, chimed in, saying, “Her appearance at the Oscars, the pinnacle of the award season, would definitely have people talking.”
Yes, people would be talking—but not in a good way. Not the kind of attention Meghan would want, and certainly not the kind that would bring viewers to her show. The idea that any publicity is good publicity is outdated and dangerous. In Meghan’s case, bad PR could sink her career even further.
The truth is, many people have already decided to boycott With Love, Meghan. The show is a failure before it’s even started, and no amount of Oscars red carpet appearances can change that. Meghan’s team seems to believe that eyeballs—whether from good or bad PR—are all that matter. But in today’s world, authenticity and credibility are what truly resonate with audiences.
Meghan Markle’s Oscars dream is nothing more than a desperate attempt to stay relevant. Instead of chasing high-profile appearances, she should focus on rebuilding her reputation and delivering content that resonates with audiences.
As for With Love, Meghan, the best move would be to cancel it altogether. The show is already doomed, and no amount of PR stunts can save it. Sometimes, the best strategy is to step back, regroup, and come back stronger—but for now, Meghan’s best bet might be to stay out of the spotlight entirely.
