Diane Warren takes being Oscars most-nominated woman with no wins in stride

Diane Warren is not upset about losing out on an Oscar. Or 12 of them.

The famed songwriter lost her 12th nomination at the 93rd Academy Awards on Sunday, making her the most-nominated woman in the history of the Oscars to never win.

"OK so I lost again but U know what was the hugest win?? Feeling more love and support than I have ever felt in my life," Warren wrote on Facebook.

"Thank U everyone in my movie music community who voted for this song, U are the best of the best and whenever U choose a song of mine it is huge huge honour that I don't take lightly and that I am deeply grateful for. Thank U everyone for all the kind and lovely words of support, it means more than any statue."

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Warren also re-posted an article headlined "Diane Warren Now Holds An Oscar Record That No One Wants."

Warren commented, "Yikes well at least I hold the record for something!"

She had been nominated this year for 'Io Si (Seen)' — a song from the Netflix drama The Life Ahead. The Oscar went to H.E.R., Dernst Emile II and Tiara Thomas for 'Fight For You', from Judas and the Black Messiah.

Glenn Close is the most-nominated actress in Oscars history never to have won an award.

This year the 74-year-old scored her eighth nomination for Hillbilly Elegy but lost out in the Best Supporting Actress category to Youn Yuh-jung, who won the Academy Award for Minari.

Peter O'Toole is the most-nominated actor in Oscars history never to have won an award, also with eight nominations and no wins to his name. However, he was awarded the Honorary Oscar in 2003.