Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not attend Emmys after 'devastating' snub
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are unlikely to be in attendance at this year's Primetime Emmy Awards following their "devastating" snub last year after their record-breaking docuseries.
Last year, the Sussexes made headlines everywhere as they were brutally snubbed for an Emmy nomination following the release of their controversial tell-all series Netflix Harry & Meghan. Despite the explosive series shooting to the top of the charts with an astounding 81.6billion hours watched the pair never secured any Emmy nominations. This came to a shock to both them and fans everywhere as experts claimed they were "100% certain" they would after debuting one of the most talked-about shows of the year.
At the. time Royal expert Ingrid Seward told The Mirror that the Duke and Duchess were left "devastated" following the snub but refused to show their disappointment after the announcement. Another source revealed to Heat Magazine that Prince Harry was feeling "so restless these days" after the snub and it led Meghan to feeling "nervous" and "needier than usual."
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The Sussexes were snubbed for an award after their Netflix douseries (Getty Images)
In the series the pair detailed their lives in the Royal Family (AFP via Getty Images)The famous six-part series Harry & Meghan released in December 2022 and chronicled their lives in England and an inside look at their family drama and relationships within the Royal Family before their decision to leave and start a new life in California.
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In the series, Prince Harry gave an inside look at his strained relationship with his brother Prince William and detailed the breakdown of their bond. Prince Harry claimed that his final straw was when he his brother lost his temper yelling and shouting at him during the Sandringham summit. After the incident, Prince Harry also claimed members of Kensington Palace "lied to protect my brother". The Duke of Sussex also took aim at his father King Charles in the series and spoke about the tense Megxit crisis meeting held with the Queen in January 2020.
Although the pair didn't win an Emmy Award, the show did make history reeling in never-before-seen numbers on the streaming service. The documentary broke the highest-ever number of hours watched on it's debut date and has been as the streaming service's second-highest ranked documentary of all time. After Netflix's fourth-quarter earnings were released it was also revealed that the service gained 7.7 million subscribers during the October-December period including the time of the show's release. The series was also nominated for the Hollywood Critics Awards in the Best Streaming Nonfiction category.
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