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Lionel Messi continued his winning streak with Inter Miami in Los Angeles on Sunday. As befits Hollywood, there were many stars in attendance, including Prince Harry.
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- On Sunday evening, Inter Miami played against Los Angeles FC at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles.
- And there’s also: Prince Harry. Despite the announcement, there was no sign of his wife, Duchess Meghan.
- Harry is still having a great time.
Prince Harry had an eventful weekend. On Friday, he visited Ragland with his wife, Duchess Meghan, and her mother, Doria Beyoncé concert at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.
On Sunday, he was seen at BMO Stadium watching the soccer match between Inter Miami and Los Angeles. While photos from Beyoncé’s concert show a rather bored prince, he was very happy at the game. The prince cheered and laughed and raised his fan scarf in the air.
The team he was rooting for based on the colors on his scarf lost that evening. Inter Miami beat Los Angeles 3-1. Lionel Messi continued his winning streak with his American club, and his team did not lose in 10 matches.
By the way, Duchess Meghan was not present at the match. This is despite the previously appearing guest list actually showing that she was also planning to visit the stadium. However, this did not happen.
In addition to Prince Harry, there were many other celebrities. Leonardo DiCaprio, Selena Gomez, Will Ferrell and Owen Wilson cheered from the stands. And of course Inter Miami owner David Beckham cannot be missing.
He has long been considered a close friend of Prince Harry, and also attended his wedding with his wife, Victoria Beckham. The celebrity couples are now said to have fallen out.
Perhaps this is one of the reasons why Prince Harry flew the black and gold flag of the Los Angeles soccer team and not the pink flag of Inter Miami.
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