In a night that was supposed to be a home run for California’s most famous couple, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle found themselves caught in the crosshairs of public scrutiny at the World Series.

The duo showed up at Dodger Stadium decked out in Dodgers gear, seemingly attempting to blend in with the local sports crowd. But let’s be real - blending in has never been their strong suit.

Royal Seating Drama

Tensions were high as the couple secured prime seats right behind the pitch clock, causing a minor uproar when Magic Johnson - a partial team owner - was reportedly bumped to the second row. Talk about Hollywood hierarchy at its finest.

A Tale of Two Moods

While Meghan appeared radiant and thrilled to be in the spotlight, Harry looked distinctly uncomfortable. Sources suggest the massive crowd and camera flashes triggered past traumas from his royal life. Classic Harry, always the reluctant celebrity.

Divided Loyalties

Adding to the evening’s complexity, Meghan’s past allegiance to the Toronto Blue Jays during her “Suits” days seemed to conflict with her current Dodgers enthusiasm. It’s like she’s collecting sports team loyalties faster than Instagram followers.

Ultimately, the night ended with the Dodgers losing 6-2 and the couple’s appearance feeling more awkward than triumphant. Just another day in the life of Harry and Meghan: never quite fitting in, always making headlines.