Despite Ashley Graham's efforts to engage him with typical red carpet host questions, Grant appeared uninterested and dismissive throughout the interview.
When Graham asked about his favorite thing about coming to the Oscars, Grant responded with a rude comment about the vanity of the event.
When asked whom he was most excited to see, he replied with no one in particular.When asked about his outfit, he made a sarcastic comment about not remembering his tailor.
Graham then brought up Grant's appearance in Glass Onion, which was nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay. Instead of engaging with the topic,
he responded rudely, claiming he was barely in the film. Viewers have criticized Grant's behavior, with some calling him a "dick" for his dismissive and rude responses to Graham's questions.
Despite her efforts to maintain a professional demeanor, Graham's discomfort during the interview was palpable, and she ultimately wrapped it up as Grant walked away with
an eye roll and raised eyebrow Grant's behavior on the red carpet has sparked a discussion about the expectations placed on celebrities during press events, particularly on the red carpet.
While some argue that celebrities have a right to privacy and should not be expected to engage with the press, others contend that being a public figure comes
with the responsibility of representing oneself and one's work in a positive light. Some have also pointed out that Grant's behavior may be indicative of a larger problem ,
where women and people of color are often subject to harsher criticism and scrutiny than their white male counterparts. Graham, a plus-size model and advocate for body positivity,
has faced her fair share of criticism and harassment in the media, leading some to speculate that Grant's dismissive attitude towards her may have been influenced by biases and prejudices.
Regardless of the underlying reasons for Grant's behavior, many viewers have expressed disappointment and frustration with the actor, who has previously been known for his charm and wit in interviews.