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Millionaire Sean Refuses Harry’s Begging to Join LAFC Ownership Group as Duke Waits 45 Minutes in Car Park
In a recently revealed photograph, Prince Harry was seen looking awkward and making a cringe-worthy pose beside millionaire Sean Neff, one of the new owners of the Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC).
The Duke of Sussex, known for his love of football, posed for the picture with his hands stretched out while making a funny facial expression.
Meanwhile, Neff appeared slightly displeased in the photograph.
The picture was taken on September 3rd, during the LAFC and Inter-Miami game, where Prince Harry attended.
Other notable faces in the mix of photos included Will Ferrell, who is also part of the ownership group, and NBA legend Magic Johnson.
However, the focus remained on Harry and Neff's encounter.
According to an insider, Harry waited for Neff for 45 minutes in the car park, eager to discuss joining the LAFC ownership group.
However, Neff cleverly refused, stating that he had something to do and promising to talk about it later.
He did, however, indulge Harry with a quick photo.
The source reveals that Harry's chances of joining the LAFC ownership group seem to be slim to none, as Neff's response indicates a lack of interest.
It appears that Neff's position within the group remains unchanged.
During the game, Harry and his wife Meghan Markle were provided tickets by WME, but a piece of paper listing notable attendees at the match raised eyebrows.
The names Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were the only ones on the list without an occupation written beside them.
Harry was spotted sitting in a director's box at the stadium, which costs between $3,000 and $9,000 to hire.
The luxury box offers various amenities, including beverages, snacks, and access to a VIP lounge.
This news coincides with experts referencing Prince Harry's past mistakes and the urgent need to pay for them.
Royal commentator Daniela Elsa highlighted the blurred lines that Harry and Meghan supported following their exit from the royal family.
Elsa argues that their involvement in content deals, such as their Netflix partnership, may have blurred the boundaries for the public regarding what is considered off-limits.
While acknowledging that it is ultimately the Sussexes' choice to reveal aspects of their lives, Elsa questions whether the unintended consequences of their lucrative content deals are now playing out.
She points out that this situation raises the question of whether the Sussexes have compromised their future right to privacy.
In conclusion, the encounter between Prince Harry and Sean Neff at the LAFC game has sparked interest and speculation about Harry's potential involvement in the ownership group.
However, Neff's refusal and the blurred lines surrounding the Sussexes' public image have left Harry's chances uncertain.
As the story continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how this dynamic will affect the couple's future endeavors.
