"Of course it's staged"; "Duchess of Fakery" - Fans troll Prince Harry and Meghan for "fake" PDA during Dodgers’ World Series celebration

The Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series clash against the Toronto Blue Jays turned out to be an all-time classic with several high-profile names enjoying the MLB action.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle were among the celebrities in attendance at Dodger Stadium for Game 4 earlier last week. Following the Dodgers' 5-4 win in Game 7 of the series on Saturday, the Duchess of Sussex shared an Instagram story of her celebrating the Dodgers' triumph.

A jubilant Markle kissed Harry in the video, although he was reportedly rooting for the Blue Jays. Fans called out the former actress for "staging" her celebration.

"Of course it’s staged! Or do they always have a camera on them while watching tv???? It’s so cringey to watch." "Cringe alert." "Duchess of Fakery." "Prince Harry hates his life LOL he looks miserable 😂" "The main thing that shows this is staged is that there isnt any audio from the game on the tv. No announcers shouting out about the final out or the winning team. Nothing not even in the background." "What is this room they’re in? It looks like some hotel meeting room they filled with some cheap recliners."

Markle's friend, Kelly McKee Zajfen, a former model was seen celebrating with her in the video. Zaijfen shared the clip in her Instagram story.

“Best game ever! Sorry H your team didn’t win but mine did,” Zajfen wrote innher Instagram story. “Dodgers I LOVE YOU!”

Prince Harry and Meghan interacted with Dodgers icon Sandy Koufax duing World Series Game 4

During Game 4 on Tuesday, Harry and Meghan donned Dodgers caps while seated in the front row at Dodger Stadium. The duo interacted with NBA legend and Dodgers part-owner Magic Johnson and their family during the game.

They were also seen having a conversation with Dodgers Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax, who was seated behind them. Koufax pitched in 12 seasons for the Dodgers, winning three Cy Young awards and four World Series titles among other accolades.

Edited by Chaitanya Prakash