Prince Harry’s Confession: The Truth about the Day He Was Unfaithful to Chelsy Davy

The prince harry suit against the publishing group Mirror Group Newspapers continues to give people something to talk about, because in order to prove that he was being the victim of wiretapping, Prince Harry had to confess everything about the day he was unfaithful to his ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy. Read on and we’ll tell you everything we know.

Harry accuses the press of causing thunder with Chelsy Davy

According to the Duke of Sussex’s statements, the press was the main culprit for his final thunder with his ex-girlfriend, as both felt under surveillance all the time, even in their private phone calls and, to prove it, Prince Harry had to recount, before the judge, everything that happened after the tabloids published an alleged infidelity that the royal would have committed against Chelsy Davyduring an outing with friends.

Harry and Chelsy Davy were on and off dating from 2004 to 2010.which ended when the young woman of South African origin, tired of the harassment of the press, confessed to Harry that the life of royalty was not for her.

Prince Harry confesses what it was like the day he was unfaithful to Chelsy Davy; this we know

On the stand, Prince Harry recalled one of the events that affected his courtship with the South African businesswoman. This event occurred in 2005, when the youngest son of Lady Di was allegedly caught flirting with a ‘brunette’ in a barwhile his girlfriend was out of town,

“I had been immature, hadn’t really thought through my actions and made a stupid decision, and my mistakes were being shown publicly,” the Duke of Sussex said in response to two articles published by the Daily Mirror.

The posted note contained various quotes from friends and witnesses who had been with Harry at the party; However, there was a detail that made him think that his phone or his girlfriend’s phone was being spied on. In the tabloid it was mentioned that after the party, Chelsy and Harry had argued on the phone, a call that had ended when the young woman hung up on the prince..

“The article contains various quotes from ‘friends’ or other ‘partiers,’ but details about our phone communications are not attributed to anyone,” he said. “So how could the defendant’s journalists know about this?” the prince questioned on the stand.

Despite this, the couple did not end their courtship until 2010, because in addition to the intervention of the press, in his memoir ‘Spare’, Meghan Markle’s husband assures that a reason that was also definitive for leaving their courtship with Chelsy was that the free lifestyle of the young woman was not to the liking of Queen Elizabeth II.

“She didn’t care what other people thought,” he wrote. She “She wore a miniskirt and high-heeled boots, she danced as she wanted, she drank tequila like me, and all of that made me very happy.”

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