Meghan and Harry suffer another fail and must "dig deep" following Emmy nomination snub

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry must "dig deep" to "show grit and determination" after it was revealed that their Netflix docuseries did not make the nominations for the Primetime Emmy Awards 2023.

The shortlists for the ceremony which is set to take place in September were released yesterday with the awards having 25 main categories but more than 100 different ones in total.Shows eligible for the Primetime Emmys must have been broadcast in the US between June 1 2022 and May 21 2023.The Sussexes' bombshell 'Harry & Meghan' Netflix docuseries was released on the streaming giant around the globe on December 8 2022, the Mirror reports.Despite its success and the show seeming eligible, the couple's documentary was not shortlisted which adds to the many blows the former senior royals seem to have suffered in recent times.Last month, Harry and Meghan's lucrative $20m deal with Spotify was terminated and it was later speculated that their $98m deal with Netflix was now also "hanging in the balance".Therefore, it's likely that this snub has left the Duke and Duchess feeling even more defeated as the news came to kick them when they're already down.

Senior therapist and relationship expert Sally Baker from Working On The Body has given an insight on what the couple must do in order to "earn their professional stripes" going forward.

She told the Mirror US: "Doubters and haters are going to hate and doubt and will use their omission from the Emmy Awards after making the shortlist to further damn Meghan and Harry’s creative work."Had they won they’d be accused of being mere shoo-ins."The expert concluded: "Now they have an opportunity to show grit and determination: dig deep and earn their professional stripes to quiet the