The couple wore matching blue Dodgers caps. Meghan opted for dark pants and an oversized white shirt, while Harry wore a black blazer and T-shirt. They were sitting front row just ahead of baseball legend Sandy Koufax, who unexpectedly drew much of the crowd’s attention.
Fans online joked that “royalty was sitting behind Markle and Harry,” as the pair laughed, cheered, and looked perfectly at home in the spotlight.
Later that week, they watched Game 7 from home with Meghan’s friend Kelly McKee Zajfen, celebrating the Dodgers’ 11-inning championship win while Meghan danced and Harry looked on with a grin.
Meghan was seen cheering and exclaiming, “Oh my God!” as she walked over to Harry, leaned down, and kissed him on the lips while Kelly McKee Zajfen applauded beside them. Moments later, Meghan and Zajfen jumped up and down in excitement before sharing a hug.
Some of Meghan’s critics dubbed her reaction not genuine.
“LOOKS SO FAKE,” one X user wrote along with a “Staged” GIF.
“So scripted,” another added.
“Load of performative fakery! She just so happened to have a camera set up,” a third chimed in.
The Sussexes’ night at the World Series came shortly after they gave fans a rare glimpse of family life in California. A video posted to Instagram showed Meghan, 44, with Harry and their children, Archie and Lilibet, visiting a Santa Barbara pumpkin patch and carving pumpkins at home.
Earlier in the month, Harry and Meghan had attended Project Healthy Minds’ World Mental Health Day Festival in New York, where they represented their Archewell Foundation and spoke about youth mental health and social-media challenges.
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