Harrison Ford’s quick exit from last month’s Emmy Awards has fans buzzing — and insiders whispering that the 83-year-old actor has officially become Hollywood’s most reclusive legend.

The Indiana Jones star reportedly stormed out of the ceremony moments after losing the award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in Shrinking — and insiders say the move left the room stunned.

“He thought it was his,” one industry source spilled. “When he didn’t win, pride got the better of him. To everyone else, it just looked like he was sulking — like he’s totally out of touch with the Hollywood crowd.”

Ford, who’s spent the last several years tucked away on his 800-acre Wyoming ranch with wife Calista Flockhart and their son Liam, seems perfectly content trading red carpets for hay bales.

“He skips parties, avoids small talk, and couldn’t care less about networking,” another insider said. “People still respect what he’s accomplished — but they don’t exactly enjoy working with him anymore.”

According to friends, Ford and Flockhart have fully embraced their quiet life away from L.A. “They’ve built their own world out there,” said one source. “They barely see anyone, even old friends from the business. They’re happiest just being together, away from all the noise.”

Some Emmy insiders say Ford never wanted to attend the awards show in the first place — and only agreed after producers hinted he had a strong chance of winning.

“When he lost, he felt blindsided and embarrassed,” the source explained. “He hates award shows anyway. That was it — he got up and left.”

Fans were divided online. Some praised the Star Wars legend for “keeping it real,” while others accused him of being a “bad sport.” Either way, the moment cemented his reputation as Hollywood’s resident grump.

Even though Ford recently appeared as President Ross in Captain America: Brave New World, those close to him say his heart’s no longer in the spotlight.

“He hasn’t quit acting,” a longtime associate clarified. “But he only takes roles that truly interest him. He’s done pretending to care about fame. These days, he’d rather mend fences on his ranch than make small talk in Beverly Hills.”

As one insider put it, “Harrison’s not angry — just done. He’s built a quiet life, and Hollywood isn’t part of it anymore.”