Charlize Theron has expressed that she is not upset about missing the invitation to the extravagant wedding ceremony of Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos. In fact, she humorously remarked that everyone in attendance “sucks!” This bold comment reflects her laid-back attitude towards the glamorous event and the celebrity culture surrounding it.

The talented actress made these comments during her fifth annual Block Celebration, an event aimed at supporting the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project, which took place on the Universal Studios Backlot. During this festive evening, she reassured her guests not to feel bad about not being at the luxurious wedding festivities happening in Venice, emphasizing the joy of their gathering.

Charlize stated, “I think we might be the only people who didn’t receive an invitation to the Bezos wedding. But that’s perfectly fine because they suck, and we are totally cool.” Her light-hearted remarks exhibit her confidence and ability to dismiss the allure of high-society events.

While her comments may seem like a joke, they convey a deeper sentiment. Overall, it appears that Charlize is genuinely unfazed by missing out on the glamour and the protests that occurred in Venice during the past week, showcasing her priorities lie elsewhere.

As you may know, nearly every major celebrity in the world—from Sydney Sweeney and Orlando Bloom to Leonardo DiCaprio and Kim Kardashian—showed their support at this grand celebration of love. Their presence at the event highlighted the significance of the occasion and the connections within the celebrity community.

The operative word here is “nearly,” as it’s clear that Charlize did not receive an invitation—nor did Katie Couric, who publicly criticized Sanchez’s appearance online. This incident only adds to the drama and intrigue surrounding the high-profile wedding.

Additionally, Charlize didn’t just address Bezos and Sanchez; she also took a moment to critique the Trump administration’s approach to immigration, sharing her concerns with the audience by stating, “the world feels like it’s burning.” This statement reflects her commitment to social issues and her willingness to speak out on important matters.