Prince Harry was seen in Canada wearing a Dodgers cap

• Prince Harry was seen wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers cap at events in Toronto.
• The incident was perceived as a symbol for Canadians due to his connection with Britain.
• Harry expressed his support for the Blue Jays team in upcoming matches.

Prince Harry visited Toronto to participate in events dedicated to the end of World War I, and drew attention through his appearance before Canadians. On Thursday evening, the Duke of Sussex returned to the military charity, again mentioning his Los Angeles Dodgers cap, which he wore during the World Series match against the Toronto Blue Jays.

This incident sparked discussion as a serious symbol for Canadians, especially since his father, Charles III, is the head of state in Canada. Harry received criticism on social media within the territory of the country.

Harry was seen wearing his cap, trying to downplay the incident, which he referred to as "Hat Gate." He said: "When you have little hair on your head and you sit under the projectors, you take any cap that is at hand." After this, he put on a Blue Jays cap that was nearby.

This incident has led many to discuss how it reflects his loyalty between his home country and the USA. Prince and his friend Meghan left their royal duties in 2020, initially moving to Canada, before settling in California.

Harry noted that during the match he felt "under pressure" and wore the cap as a visible gesture, considering that Canadians, known for their openness, support his choice. He was in Canada two days before Remembrance Day, which honors the military personnel who died in service.

"I really am wearing the Dodgers cap," he said at the evening for the True Patriot Love Foundation, a charity organization for Canadian military personnel and veterans. The prince also emphasized his connection with Canada, mentioning that his friend Meghan, earlier known as Meghan Markle, lived in Toronto while filming the series "Suits," which many consider her Canadian connection.

Harry emphasized that he supported the Blue Jays in the final matches of the series, which may complicate his return to Los Angeles.

Tags: Sport/Baseball