Meghan Markle and Prince Harry experienced an unusually rough reception at a high-profile sporting event last night. During Game 4 of the 2025 World Series at Los Angeles Dodgers’ home field, the couple were seated in prime, field-level VIP seats.
The problem arose when the jumbotron flashed their images and fans broke into audible boos. Harry appeared momentarily defeated as the jeering began, while Meghan’s reaction showed a mix of surprise and discomfort.
The backdrop to the moment? The Dodgers had drawn A-list celebrities to Chavez Ravine for the big game, and the spotlight on the royal couple did not sit well with some fans. Their presence in seats ahead of long-time Dodgers greats raised eyebrows.
Despite the glamorous setting and matching Dodgers caps the couple sported, the night didn’t go smoothly for them. As the boos echoed, the couple sat tight as their team eventually lost the game 6-2 to the Toronto Blue Jays, evening the series.
This moment adds another public-relations bullet point in a year full of high-visibility appearances for the Sussexes, and raises questions about celebrity privilege, public expectations, and how sports crowds react to fame beyond the field.
