After months of engagement rumors, Cressida Bonas and Prince Harry have announced their breakup. Now some are suggesting that the split could have something to do with Chelsy Davy, with some suggesting that Prince Harry may have cheated with his ex-lover.
Despite multiple tabloids claiming the two were already engaged, Prince Harry and the lovely Cressida Bonas have parted ways. The highly-reputable Guardian confirmed the separation, telling readers:
"Prince Harry and Cressida Bonas have split up following a two year relationship which had been the focus of increasing speculation recently that the fourth in line to the throne would soon be getting engaged. The pair were said to have ended their relationship amicably which suggested that one of the reasons for the split was so that the 25-year-old performing arts graduate could concentrate on her career."
Unfortunately, some tabloids have suggested other reasons why the couple called it quits. The May 19 edition of OK! suggests that Prince Harry may be in love with another woman.
One source who spoke to the tabloid claims that Harry has never gotten over ex-lover Chelsy Davy:
"Chelsy is the love of [Prince Harry's] life. Harry would do anything to get Chelsy back, even though he knows that she is in a serious relationship with someone else."
The relationship referenced is one Chelsy shares with Charles Goode, a famous jeweler. The two are so in love, engagement rumors are already circulating. But according to the same source, Harry's not letting that slow him down:
"Harry's been urging [Chelsy] to leave Charles, but so far she's not having it. She made it clear that she loves someone else...Harry's a mess right now...He's been bombarding her with texts and phone calls..."
What do you think about the latest rumors? Is there any chance that Prince Harry is really trying to convince Chelsy to leave her man? Were you shocked when he and Cressy broke up?
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