Chelsy

Chelsy Yvonne Davy (born 13 October 1985) is the girlfriend of Prince Harry. The two were first photographed together holidaying on Bazaruto Island, Mozambique, in December 2004. Reports at the time indicated that, when the photographs were released, the couple had already been together for eight months.
Born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, to a wealthy family, Davy was educated at Girls College Bulawayo, Cheltenham College, Stowe School and the University of Cape Town, from which she graduated in November 2006 with a degree in Economics. Davy, who wanted to be a model growing up, is known for frequent reports of her driving around in her silver Mercedes-Benz, partying at clubs, and shopping. She graduated from the University of Cape Town but has decided not to take up a place she won at the University of Bristol. She is travelling the world with her friends and her brother Shaun. She spent much of February 2007 travelling the U.S. and was present at Super Bowl XLI in Miami.In September 2007, Davy flew to England to take up a law postgraduate course at the University of Leeds.
Prince Harry and Davy were first photographed together in November 2004 on an Argentinian polo ranch, although their relationship is said to have started in the first half of that year. In his 21st birthday interview, Prince Harry said "I would love to tell everyone how amazing she is but once I start talking about that, I have left myself open". Harry's elder brother, Prince William, was supposedly tricked into telling a downtown tabloid journalist that Harry and Davy are "very much in love" on a skiing holiday in 2005. Incidentally, this was the same holiday on which Harry was first accused of cheating.
When Davy visited Prince Harry in April 2006 to attend his passing out ball at Sandhurst Military Academy, she was met at London Heathrow Airport by four armed guards who escorted her through the airport.
As Harry lives in the UK and Davy in South Africa, the two have been able to see each other only occasionally. Chelsy will be moving to the UK to attend university.
Davy was most often mentioned in the British press as being angry at Harry for his various antics. In April 2006, she supposedly became upset at reports of his going to a strip club.In June 2006, Harry was spotted with Natalie Pinkham, an old flame. As Pinkham was leaving a friend's apartment building after a late night, she called out to Harry for him to give her a kiss. He told her he couldn't kiss her outside and she returned into the building, leading to speculation that the two kissed there. The pair were thought to be unaware of the hiding photographers outside.
Nevertheless, the couple attended the Concert for Diana together on 1 July 2007, and on 16 July Davy turned out to watch Harry play polo. In August, it was rumored that Harry had proposed to Chelsy, but no official engagement has been announced.
On 10 November 2007, a published report stated that Davy and Prince Harry had broken off their three-year relationship. Davy was reported to have lost patience with his playboy lifestyle and lack of commitment to her. Shortly after this split, it was reported that she is thinking of returning to Cape Town, not only because of the prince, but because she hates the Leeds weather, and people treating her like a celebrity. Davy and Harry are said to have gotten back together as of November 20.
Davy's father, Charles Davy, a millionaire safari operator in Zimbabwe, has come under fire for supposed ties with President Robert Mugabe. He owns the company HHK Safaris, which controls five hunting concessions and fifteen camps. Hunting licences in Zimbabwe are given out at the discretion of Mugabe's regime, with no transparent process. In June 2005, Charles Davy spoke to The Daily Telegraph about his business partnership with Webster Shamu, an MP in Mugabe's Zanu-PF party. "I am in business with Mr Shamu and have been for five years", said Davy. "We have an excellent and honest business partnership. Why should this change? I am in business not politics." He also claimed that he had been hurt by Mugabe's land grabbing and had been forced to give up 140,000 acres to the government. Despite his interview with The Telegraph, articles about Chelsy Davy will still occasionally mention her father's ties with the government of Zimbabwe. Myspace Backgrounds