Prince Harry‘s been caught red-handed supporting the L.A. Dodgers … and now he’s apologizing to Canada for his actions.

Check out his hilarious interview with CTV News Thursday — he addresses his choice to support his new home town’s team over the Toronto Blue Jays in the World Series, and chalks it up to being “under duress.”

He adds … “I was invited to the L.A. Dodgers box or the dugout by the owner himself. So, I was doing what I thought was the polite thing to do.”

Harry even told Canada he will wear a Blue Jays hat “from now on” and sent his condolences for their loss.

On the bright side for Harry, he did rep the winning team — the Dodgers took home the W in Game 7, beating the Blue Jays 5-4 to cinch the World Series title.

As you know, Harry was just one of the many stars who snagged tickets to the championships. Drake was a staple in the stands, and Nelly Furtado, Jason Bateman, Alex Cooper and Brad Paisley also showed face, to name a few. Among that list, Harry & Meghan Markle seemed to be the only ones who got a less-than-warm welcome, however.

Harry was visiting Toronto for Remembrance Day events, which is comparable to America’s Veterans Day.

The former senior British royal is on a roll during his visit to America’s northern neighbor, and made sure the country knows how much it truly means to him — Blue Jays aside — in his witty speech at the 17th annual True Patriot Love Foundation National Tribute Dinner Thursday.

Check out the clip — he says Canada will “always mean a great deal” to him, ’cause he says it provided him a wife!

In case your memory needs a jog, Meghan lived in Canada while filming her hit show “Suits,” and Harry would visit her there while they were dating. They also made their first official appearance as a couple at the 2017 Invictus Games, held in Toronto.