Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s appearance at the World Series game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays turned into an unexpected spectacle of public scrutiny and mixed reactions.

The California-based couple, known for their high-profile media presence, attended the game sporting Dodgers hats, seemingly attempting to blend in with local sports fans. However, their appearance sparked more conversation than celebration. Reports suggest that their presence on the stadium’s Jumbotron was met with lukewarm reception, with some social media users criticizing their positioning near sports legends like Magic Johnson.

Interestingly, Meghan’s baseball loyalties seemed complicated. While she donned a Dodgers cap representing her Los Angeles roots, she had previously shown support for the Blue Jays during her years filming “Suits” in Toronto. Harry’s attendance added another layer of intrigue, given his familial connections to the Commonwealth, which includes Canada.

Body language experts and royal commentators noted a stark contrast between the couple’s demeanors. While Meghan appeared animated and thrilled to be in the spotlight, Harry seemed noticeably uncomfortable. This difference potentially hints at underlying tensions in their public personas - with Meghan seemingly embracing high-profile moments and Harry appearing more reserved.

The couple’s appearance also reignited discussions about their complex relationship with public attention. Since leaving their royal duties in 2020, Harry and Meghan have navigated a delicate balance between seeking privacy and maintaining a public presence.

Ultimately, their World Series appearance was overshadowed by the game’s outcome, with the Dodgers losing 6-2 and the series tied at two wins each. The event served as another chapter in the ongoing narrative of Harry and Meghan’s post-royal life in the United States.