Rumors are flying that Prince Harry and his 2013 girlfriend, Cressida Bonas, are engaged. Recently, however, the dancer was caught clubbing while her boyfriend was away. Is there trouble in paradise, or is it just more tabloid lies?
You guessed it, it’s the latter. The rumors got started when Cressida was photographed leaving a club at 3:30 a.m. But Cressida wasn’t there to hook up with another man, she was just there to support her brother who was launching a new event at the club.
The 24-year-old dancer looked wonderful, however, Prince Harry was nowhere in site. That’s because the prince was trying to reach his destination in the South Pole. According to E! News:
“A snow storm and high winds have left the 29-year-old and his fellow Walking With the Wounded teammates--along with the two other teams competing--confined to their base camp at Novolazarevskaya Station, Antarctica.”
Besides, numerous media outlets are reporting that Harry is preparing to ask the question. According to one source who spoke with Heat, the prince may choose a romantic destination to propose:
"Harry's been training in Iceland for his walk to the South Pole in November and has fallen in love with the country. He wants to propose somewhere close to his heart and he wants to take Cressida to the famous Ice Hotel and then pop the question under the Northern Lights. He knows she'll love this.”
Regardless of the source’s prediction, Brits are already placing bets on when Harry will get engaged, as The Mirror reports:
“Rumours of an imminent engagement have seen punters reaching for their wallets to place a bet on when Harry will pop the question. William Hill have shortened the odds of the pair getting engaged in 2014 from 6/1 to 2/1 after recent bets - with money also coming in for a 2013 wedding announcement which is 3/1. Rupert Adam, a spokesman for the firm, said: ‘Harry looks smitten and it will come as no great surprise if he gets engaged to Cressida and possibly before the year is out.’”
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