Prince Harry Apologizes to Canada for Dodgers Cap Mistake
Prince Harry recently expressed a lighthearted apology to Canada for wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers cap during the World Series. He made this admission in an interview with CTV News, clarifying that he felt some pressure to don the cap after being invited to the Dodgers dugout.
World Series Participation
Harry and Meghan attended Game 4 of the World Series on October 28, where the Blue Jays faced the Dodgers. The game took place at Dodger Stadium, and while the Blue Jays managed to even the series, the Dodgers eventually clinched the championship in Game 7.
Harry’s Humorous Take on the Incident
- Harry joked about his choice of hat, noting his limited options under the floodlights.
- After donning a Blue Jays hat, he humorously referred to the situation as “Hat-Gate.”
- This incident sparked discussions online, particularly on Reddit, and drew some media criticism in Canada.
Canadian Connections
Despite stepping back from royal duties, Harry maintains strong ties to Canada. He visited Toronto to honor veterans before Remembrance Day, which takes place on November 11. During his visit, he acknowledged the significance of the city in his life.
Meghan spent seven years in Toronto filming the popular series “Suits.” Moreover, the couple briefly resided on Vancouver Island in 2020 before ultimately settling in Montecito, California.
Conclusion
As Harry concluded his remarks, he reflected on the importance of Canada to him and Meghan. This playful incident surrounding his Dodgers cap serves as a reminder of their ongoing connection to the country and its people.
