36 Days After Ditching David Beckham, Prince Harry & Meghan Markle Show Up For Lionel Messi & Inter Miami’s Game in LA

Lionel Messi is one of the names that transcends the border and captivates the audience. He has been doing so for years. However, his Inter Miami move has gone a step further. His magnetic aura is attracting celebs. Even the Royal family isn’t immune to it. And what surprises is the attendance of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle despite the rift with Beckhams.

It has been 36 days since David Beckham and Victoria severed ties with the Sussexes. Now, their attendance to witness Beckham’s Inter Miami ignites speculations over future alliances.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Hollywood to witness Lionel Messi

A few days ago, the reports emerged that Prince Harry was furious with David Beckham and Victoria. They accused the Beckhams of leaking private information to the media about the Sussexes. It apparently met with a furious reaction from the Beckhams, who severed all ties with the Royal family in the aftermath.

However, the Sussexes intrigued many by showing up for the Inter Miami game, a club owned by none other than David Beckham. Prince Harry loves soccer and watching the magic of Lionel Messi is always a treat. How can he miss it if he is in Hollywood? Even his broken relationship with Beckhams didn’t stop Prince Harry from attending a crucial MLS game in LA.

The British Royal couple has taken some time out and is in the US. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are witnessing the second magic in Lionel Messi after attending Beyonce’s Renaissance Tour at SoFi Stadium in LA. The Duke of Sussex’s mother-in-law, Doria Ragland, and Abigail Spencer (Meghan’s close friend) accompanied the Royal couple. The duo is in the headlines for their Netflix docuseries Heart of Invictus, which has failed to grab the public’s attention.

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Inter Miami will be without their talisman in the next game

The 2026 FIFA World Cup CONMEBOL qualifiers will stop the seven-time Ballon d’Or winner from playing the next Miami game. Lionel Scaloni called up Messi for the fixtures against Ecuador (September 7) and Bolivia (September 12). 

It means the former PSG superstar won’t be available for the selection against Sporting Kansas City at DRV PNK Stadium on September 9. However, his former FC Barcelona teammates Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba will play the game as they have already announced their retirement from international soccer.

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