In the ever-watchful eye of the public, members of the British royal family are always kept an eye on. Even though they are used to the glare of cameras and the scrutiny of the world’s media, sometimes they can get caught up in the heat of the moment. Such was the case for Prince Harry, who is known for his usual charming demeanor and candid nature. Although the 39-year-old is an avid soccer fan, a picture of him looking rather uncomfortable after a match has popped up on social media.

While football fans and royal supporters alike were confused about his facial expression, the surprising part was who he was with.

Shaun Neff posts an uncomfortable Prince Harry

While social media is no stranger to celebrities making weird faces, Prince Harry has recently been added to the list. After rumors of a planned shift back to the UK, the Duke has found himself in the spotlight yet again. In a recent carousel posted to Instagram by millionaire Shaun Neff, the Duke could be spotted sporting an unusual expression. Neff and the Spare author had met up at a football game last month when the photo was snapped. They had gone to the BMO stadium in LA to catch the game, which did not end well.

After the snap had made its rounds on social media, it was revealed that the Duke’s expression could have stemmed from the fact that Neff’s team had lost. The businessman is one of the owners of the Los Angeles Football Club. The team had lost to David Beckham’s Inter Miami. The 3-1 victory was likely the reason behind both the men’s displeased expressions.

While Shaun Neff’s new purchase failed to deliver, he still has his $100 million clothing line business to fall back on and keep him going.

Shaun Neff, the headwear entrepreneur

Before becoming one of the owners of LAFC, Shaun Neff had already built an empire for himself. The former CEO of Neff Headwear, who began his endeavor while he was still in college, ended up creating one of the hottest lifestyle brands. Although it began back in 2002, it has become the #1 bestselling beanie brand and caters to some of the biggest sports athletes and personalities in the industry.

However, back in 2017, it was announced that Mad Engine had acquired the brand from the Neff family. Thankfully, Shaun Neff kept his stake in the company and even went on to become the creative chief officer. So even though his first game as an owner of LACF may have been a letdown, at least the creative genius still has his epic brand to keep his motivation up.

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