A Potential Wife for Prince Harry - Page 43

AnnaNotherThing · #**841** 05-23-2011, 06:33 PM

I think after the recent spotting of Harry with Charlize Theron, he seems to have 3 requirements:

1. Blonde
2. South African
3. Name starts with Ch-

Prince Albert, hold on to Charlene, you might lose her to Harry

jemagre · #**842** 05-23-2011, 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Lumutqueen

Thank you, it's certainly "keep it in the friend group".

My thoughts exactly

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Queen Penelope · #**843** 05-23-2011, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Vita

Apparently the jungle embraces you, don't you know?

That is sooooo funny!!!!!!!

Kellydofc · #**844** 05-25-2011, 03:31 PM

Just my thought but when couples are so on/off then it is because there is something missing/off in the relationship. Maybe it's that Chelsy doesn't want to live in the UK or that Harry is "married" to the military. Either way, in my experience couples that have such volatile relationships never end up lasting in a long term way.
And there is no way that Chelsy would be able to practice law. The Countess of Wessex tried to keep her job after she was married and in the end her royal duties meant she had to let it go. Somehow I don't see Chelsy wanting to be a royal princess and potentially queen if it turns out William and Catherine can't or don't have children.

Duchess of Darwin · #**845** 05-26-2011, 04:44 AM

Very true. I'm really starting to see Henry marrying someone else in about fifteen years time.

BritishRoyals · #**846** 05-26-2011, 05:03 AM

It is said that after Harry's Apache training, he's expected to remain in his squadron for at least 4 years. Being an SAR helicopter pilot with clusters of days on and off is one thing, but being an Apache pilot with a high potential for combat deployment is another. Plus with Chelsy's personality, I find it highly unlikely that she'd want to be a military wife. That said, I don't see Harry marrying anytime soon.

And like everyone said, it will also be very difficult to keep a job as a lawyer if you're married to the RF. A job in education, social welfare or even health care would have been easier, IMO.

Mirabel · #**847** 05-28-2011, 08:27 PM

Where is Chelsy Davy now? Has she gone traveling, or return home?
Or is she still in London?

(Somehow I doubt she is still in London, since I've seen no mention of it in the press).

**soapstar** · #**848** 06-01-2011, 12:06 PM

She's traveling. She's currently in Ibiza.

BritishRoyals · #**849** 06-03-2011, 02:04 PM

Chelsy Davy pictures from Ibiza. She was having lunch with friends. Too bad she was snapped smoking again...

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Chelsy Davy Pictures at Lunch in Ibiza

Mirabel · #**850** 06-03-2011, 02:10 PM

More references to a possible split between Chelsy and Harry.
I suppose we'll know for sure in the fall, when she's supposed to join that legal firm?
If they're not photographed together at that time, I would say the split is permanent.

Osipi · #**851** 06-04-2011, 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Mirabel

More references to a possible split between Chelsy and Harry.
I suppose we'll know for sure in the fall, when she's supposed to join that legal firm?
If they're not photographed together at that time, I would say the split is permanent.

What has been going through my mind is these two (Chelsy and Harry) have had a long history of a relationship together and there's obviously something there. There are goals and differences that each one of them want to accomplish in their lives and those goals somewhat are at odds at having a strong, steady commitment to each other. Harry with his military service and Chelsy and her career and her love of home.

I can almost picture that if it was 30 years ago and Harry was born first, he'd be in a situation similar to his father with the somewhat same results happening. With Harry though he can easily stay a bachelor and continue on in his military career and not marry and Chelsy can do her own thing also. I do think though there's something really strong between these two people that's not going to go away.

It will be interesting to watch and see what happens.

Mirabel · #**852** 06-04-2011, 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Osipi

What has been going through my mind is these two (Chelsy and Harry) have had a long history of a relationship together and there's obviously something there. There are goals and differences that each one of them want to accomplish in their lives and those goals somewhat are at odds at having a strong, steady commitment to each other. Harry with his military service and Chelsy and her career and her love of home.

I think Chelsy couldn't care less about a career, to be honest.
She's 25, and has yet to take up that job (which I hear they've been holding for three years now).

Doesn't sound to me like she's dedicated to a legal career.

expat · #**853** 06-04-2011, 08:49 AM

I think Harry is still too young to marry but if he does marry soon I think that Chelsy would be a good choice although I think she would be a bit too independent for someone like Prince Harry. He might be happier with a "doormat" kind of person ready to cater to his every whim for the honour of having such an exalted title.
Somehow I don't think Chelsy fits the bill.

MARG · #**854** 06-04-2011, 09:25 AM

The last thing anyone in the Military needs in a partner is "High Maintenance"! Clinging vines don't do well when the other half is away on a tour of duty and they have to look after themselves. Disaster usually ensues be it infidelity or run home to mummy.

Odette · #**855** 06-04-2011, 09:51 AM

Somehow I do not think P Harry is ready for marriage and Chelsy either plays too hard to get or is truly a woman who expects more in a marriage than a title.
The fact that she leaves the UK to go back home or vacation with friends away/without the prince is telling. She does not expect him to make her life complete.

expat · #**856** 06-04-2011, 10:03 AM

I agree Odette, she knows what she wants and she would have to be madly in love to give up even a little of her independence.
I am half hoping, or even perhaps a quarter hoping , that Prince Harry will marry into royalty but that seems a little difficult these days. There is always the impediment that the bride must not be catholic, or that she would convert. Then again Prince Harry might be willing to give up his succession rights but somehow I doubt it, even Peter Philips, who is quite a distance away from the throne, didn't seem willing to lose his place.

Odette · #**857** 06-04-2011, 10:09 AM

Very true. However both the prince and Chelsy seem the independent sort and he expressed in the past the desire to live in South Africa...Chelsy does not seem ready to settle in the UK so as soon as the Cambridges have a couple of children and P Harry's position in line to the throne gets more and more distant, he may decide to fulfil his dream.
As far as the royal, demi royal or half royal bride is concerned, I would not hold my breath...Perhaps in another generation the reigning families will decide to do what the German and French aristocrats always did...

la_noblesse · #**858** 06-05-2011, 08:56 AM

@expat Good Lord, welcome to this forum!

With all due respect, your rather antiquated ideas about royalty and marriage remind me of a good old friend of mine, and by that I mean she was literally old too. Although my friend was Australian not Portuguese.

I particularly disagree on one point: that Prince Harry must marry a royal. We have gone a long way now to realize that the rates of these marriages are rather disappointing, and if I may add, the reality of a royal-royal marriage must be boring and dull. I respect all opinions and now I am looking forward to reading more from you, expat.

expat · #**859** 06-05-2011, 01:39 PM

Wow, only my third post and I am called old? I prefer conservative actually.
Nowhere did I say Prince Harry must marry a royal, I just gave my opinion that it would be nice after all these non-royal matches.
To tell you the truth my favourite is Chelsy but she seems too independent to bow to the restrictions of a royal life. Not many people are like Queen Mary and pretend that they love hospitals etc.
I am not Portuguese at all, I live here but only as long as my contract lasts and if I renew it, I don't even speak the language.

As to how long royal-royal marriages last, I am not so sure, the royal-commoner marriages in the BRF don't seem to have gone that well, excepting the lovely Sophie Wessex of course.

**Zonk** · #**860** 06-05-2011, 02:41 PM

In regards to the success/failure rate of royal/commoner marriages as opposed to those of royal/royal marriages ....I don't think a true comparison can be made right now.

Royal Commoner have only become popular in the last fifty years or so (they did happen in the past) but let's face it......you were married until death parted you. And history has shown that a several royal royal marriages were not happy, and if things were different they too might have ended in divorce as well.