Call them by their names.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle enjoyed Inter Miami’s soccer game in Los Angeles Sunday as “notable attendees,” among Hollywood’s finest, including Selena Gomez, Tom Holland, Leonardo DiCaprio and Jason Sudeikis.
But unlike the other A-listers, the estranged royals’ job titles were not listed in the program for the game, according to a snap of the list shared by Football Ramble on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.
For example, descriptors like “actor,” “musical artist”, “NBA player,” or “comedian / content creator” were listed next to the other names, but “the Duke and Duchess of Sussex” titles were nowhere to be found.
But that didn’t stop Harry, 38, from watching on as Inter Miami defeated Los Angeles FC although Markle, 42, didn’t seem to attend after all.
The Post has contacted reps for Markle for comment.
However, the pair were spotted dancing the night away Friday at Beyoncé’s first Renaissance tour stop in Los Angeles.
Prince Harry reacts during a match between Inter Miami and Los Angeles FC at BMO Stadium on Sept. 3. Getty Images
Meghan Markle did not join Harry at the game. London Entertainment/Splash/ShutterstockThe former “Suits” actress also attended Queen Bey’s birthday show Monday alongside Kelly Rowland and Kerry Washington.
Markle joined a range of famous faces in the crowd for the show, including the Kardashian family, Katy Perry, Justin and Hailey Bieber, Tom Holland and Zendaya, to name a few.
Harry and Meghan in Bath, England, in 2018. Samir Hussein/WireImageMarkle’s Tinsel Town appearances come as she’s rumored to be in talks with “big-name directors and producers” aimed at reprising her presence on the silver screen.
The duchess is also said to be on the brink of a massive commercial relaunch of her Tig blog that could rival Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop.
She could even be making an Instagram comeback, as insiders have reportedly predicted that she could rake in a whopping $1 million or more per sponsored post on the app.
