Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a surprise appearance at Game 4 of the 2025 World Series between the Toronto Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers, immediately sparking online buzz. Sitting front row at Dodger Stadium, the pair drew attention for their casual yet coordinated outfits — Meghan in an oversized white shirt and Dodgers cap, and Harry in dark jeans with a matching hat.
From their seats just in front of Dodgers legend Sandy Koufax, the couple cheered on Meghan’s home team. Yet fans seemed even more fascinated by the baseball icon seated behind them. “Royalty is sitting BEHIND Markle and Harry,” one fan joked, while another wrote, “Royalty is Koufax.”
Koufax’s presence reignited admiration for his remarkable career — a Hall of Famer who retired at 30 due to arthritis after becoming one of baseball’s greatest pitchers. His quiet dignity and legacy easily rivaled the royal spotlight.
Not everyone, however, approved of Harry and Meghan’s team choice. Many questioned why they supported the Dodgers instead of the Blue Jays, pointing out Harry’s ties to Canada. “Should’ve worn Jays caps,” one user teased, while another wrote, “The royal family is a big part of Canada’s history — disappointing to see them supporting the Dodgers.”
The couple’s night out followed their appearance at Project Healthy Minds’ World Mental Health Day Festival in New York earlier that month. Representing their Archewell Foundation, they opened discussions on youth mental health and online safety.
Observers described the event’s mood as notably subdued, with Harry appearing somber and reserved during his remarks. “Harry just looked sad and tired,” one attendee noted.
Still, Meghan’s quiet support stood out. Sitting beside a young speaker’s mother, she offered gentle encouragement as the girl shared her struggles with social media — a moment of genuine empathy beyond the headlines.
Their public presence, from ballparks to mental health stages, continues to spark fascination — blending glamour, purpose, and quiet tension in equal measure.