According to photos published by Page Six, the Duke of Sussex attended the event in Montecito, California, on Monday to watch the match featuring Artemio Figueras, the son of his close friend Nacho Figueras.
Harry, 41, opted for a laid-back appearance, sitting barefoot on the grass as he followed the game. He wore a black polo shirt marked with the number three on the sleeve, paired with charcoal shorts. He completed the casual look with sunglasses and a beige baseball cap.
Although Artemio’s team did not secure a win, he still received recognition for having the best polo pony, adding a positive note to the competition.
Harry and Nacho Figueras share a long-standing friendship that began in 2007 after they met at a charity polo event in England. Since then, the two have collaborated on various philanthropic and media-related initiatives.
The outing marks a rare solo appearance for Harry, coming just two weeks after he and Meghan celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary. The couple marked the occasion by sharing unseen personal photographs from their early years together.
Meghan, 44, posted several images on Instagram, including moments from their first dance as newlyweds. The photos showed the couple embracing, dancing closely, and sharing affectionate moments in front of their wedding guests.
In another post, she shared more intimate pictures from their wedding ceremony, giving fans a glimpse into their special day.
Harry and Meghan married in May 2018 and stepped back from their royal duties two years later, relocating to North America with their son Archie, who is now seven years old.
Their daughter, Lilibet, was born in June 2021, and the family of four currently lives in Montecito, California, in a $14 million estate featuring luxury amenities including multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, a swimming pool, tennis court, and a private cinema.
