Oscars ignited controversy for leaving out actors such as Michelle Trachtenberg, Tony Todd and Olivia Hussey. "Beverly Hills, 90210" star Shannen Doherty was also omitted, which her co-star Jennie Garth called "messed up" when asked by TMZ to give her thoughts on the snub (via People).

Jennie Garth said it was 'messed up' that the 2025 Oscars ceremony omitted her late friend, Shannen Doherty, from the In Memoriam tribute on Sunday, March 2.

In the words of Jennie Garth, “that’s messed up” that Shannen Doherty was snubbed among the stars honored at the Oscar’s In Memoriam segment this year. The same could be said for Michelle Trachtenberg and Tony Dodd who moved fans with their notable works that deserved high esteem like everyone else who sadly passed.

Jennie Garth is criticizing the 2025 Oscars for snubbing the late Shannen Doherty in its "In Memoriam" segment. Garth, 52, shared her thoughts with TMZ in an encounter posted on Wednesday, March 5. When a reporter for the outlet approached her on the street and asked about the snub,

Jennie Garth thinks it is "messed up" that Shannen Doherty was left out of the In Memoriam segment at the Oscars.

Jennie Garth, a 52-year-old actress, reacted to Shannen Doherty's exclusion from the 'In Memoriam' segment at the 2025 Oscars ceremony.

Shannen Doherty, who was in movies Heathers, Mallrats and Swing Shift, was left out of the "in memoriam" tribute at the Oscars, which celebrated the lives of stars who died in the past year

Mitzi Gaynor, Olivia Hussey, Bernard Hill, Silvia Pinal and Alain Delon were also among the big names missing from the somber section.

Oscars left many fans and celebrities disappointed, including Jennie Garth. The Beverly Hills, 90210 alum voiced her opinion against Shannen Doherty’s omission from the 79th

The Oscars In Memoriam segment celebrated entertainment figures who died in the past year, though Michelle Trachtenberg was omitted.