Montecito Left Out: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Snubbed from Pre-Grammys Gala

In a surprising turn of events, it appears that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been left out of the pre-Grammys gala, a highly anticipated event in the music industry.

While the entertainment elite prepares to gather for a night of celebration, the Sussexes find themselves uninvited.

This year's gala promises to be star-studded, with Beyoncé and Jay-Z confirming their attendance, among many other A-listers.

According to exclusive reports from Page Six, the guest list reads like a who's who of the entertainment world.

Legends such as Berry Gordy, Jon Bon Jovi, Demi Lovato, Tom Hanks, and the iconic Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne are just a handful of the celebrities expected to grace the Beverly Hilton Hotel for this prestigious event.

The party is set to honor John Platt, the Chairman and CEO of Sony Music Publishing, making it one of the most sought-after invitations during Grammy weekend.

Despite the glitz and glamour, Meghan and Harry's absence speaks volumes about their current standing in Hollywood.

Sources reveal that the couple has been blacklisted from the event, marking another setback for them following a series of snubs at major awards shows like the Golden Globes and Emmys.

Their public image has taken a hit since they stepped back from royal duties, and this latest exclusion only adds to the narrative of their declining influence.

The couple's brand has largely revolved around their critiques of the royal family, which has garnered attention but also backlash.

Since leaving royal life, they've capitalized on their experiences, particularly through Harry's memoir, “Spare,” which made headlines for its candid revelations.

However, this strategy seems to be faltering as their connection to royal drama becomes increasingly tenuous.

Fans have rallied around the Sussexes, feeding off their narrative of victimhood.

Yet, as shown in their recent Netflix docuseries, the appetite for content that continues to attack the monarchy may be waning.

The project attempted to showcase their lives in a different light but still included elements of royal criticism, leaving many viewers questioning the authenticity of their rebranding efforts.

Harry's promotional tour for “Spare” was marked by his calls for reconciliation with his family, but the reality proved to be more complex.

Just days after the book's release, King Charles reportedly evicted him from Frogmore Cottage, a move that highlighted the rift between father and son.

Observers noted that despite the ongoing drama with Harry and Meghan, King Charles appeared to maintain a sense of happiness and stability.

Royal author Robert Hardman, in his new book, sheds light on King Charles III's perspective, suggesting that the turmoil surrounding the Sussexes has not significantly affected the monarch's demeanor or outlook.

Friends and family have remarked that he seems content, even in the face of adversity.

As Meghan and Harry navigate their post-royal lives, the challenges they face are becoming more evident.

Their attempts to redefine themselves in the public eye are met with skepticism, and the snubbing from high-profile events like the pre-Grammys gala could signal a troubling trend.

With their brand entwined with royal controversies, the Sussexes may need to rethink their approach if they hope to regain their footing in the entertainment landscape.