Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have left their job titles empty on the VIP guest list as they join some of Hollywood’s most famous faces to watch Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami play in Los Angeles.
- Everyone on the guest list had a job title except for Meghan and Harry.
- The former working royals were seen watching Lionel Messi play for Inter Miami
- They watched the game at a major soccer game in Los Angeles
As former royals, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have clearly struggled to find their new roles in public life.
And a VIP guest list released for a big football game in Los Angeles on Sunday seems to suggest no one else has a clue what they’re up to either…apart from being famous as former members. of the royal family, of course.
Other stars – from Hollywood icons such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Will Ferrell to sports legends such as Magic Johnson and basketball’s LeBron James – helpfully had descriptions with their names in the official Los Angeles Football Club press release.
But Harry and Meghan were the only two out of 39 “notable attendees” with no indication of what they are doing.
Also in attendance were Gerard Butler, Tom Holland, Toby Maguire, Ed Norton, Selena Gomez and Owen Wilson, all helpfully listed as actors, despite being household names the world over.
Prince Harry (pictured) was one of the only people to not have a job title listed on the guest sheet.
Both men were watching Lionel Messi (pictured) play in Los Angeles for Inter Miami
Meghan Markle didn’t have a job title listed, despite being a famous actress before she married Harry.
Dozens of Hollywood big names had their job titles listed, but Harry and Meghan had no names.
A VIP guest list released for a big soccer game in Los Angeles on Sunday seems to suggest no one had a clue what the couple was up to.
The musicians included British Liam Gallagher as well as Nas and Rage Against the Machine.
But Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (the Duchess of Sussex’s maiden name) appeared on the list as, well, exactly that – with a blank in front of their name.
In the end, his wife was absent, but Harry attended the celebrity-packed LAFC game against David Beckham’s Inter Miami.
He watched the players, including new Inter Miami star Lionel Messi, from the directors’ box. The prince, who also attended a Beyonce concert in Los Angeles with his wife over the weekend, was never known as a football fan while living in the UK.
He supported Arsenal but admitted to preferring rugby. However, photos from Sunday show him excitedly watching the game, perhaps buoyed by a reminder of his country.
Harry is due to make a rare return trip to the UK on Thursday to attend the annual WellChild Awards in London, a charity of which he remains patron.
He is not expected to meet his father or brother William, who will be working despite the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s death on Friday.
