Prince Harry is reportedly thinking more about his past relationship with his ex, Chelsy Davy, as she prepares for a major move with her family. Sources claim that the updates about Davy’s life have brought up feelings Harry did not expect, especially as he deals with rumored pressure and strain in his own marriage. They stress that Harry is not looking to revisit the past. However, his ex’s move has made him think about how different life might have looked if things were different.
Prince Harry is ‘overwhelmed’ by the life he has chosen, claims source
RadarOnline exclusively reported that Prince Harry’s ex, Chelsy Davy, and her husband, Sam Cutmore‑Scott, are getting ready to move from London to Mauritius. She explained how the island became meaningful to them after they spent lockdown there, stating, “We got locked down on the island while visiting my parents during Covid.”
Davy added that they are “in the process of moving out here (semi) full-time.” Furthermore, she described Mauritius as “so much more than” a holiday spot and said she discovered “a much deeper world” there after spending more time with her parents and children.
Harry dated Davy on and off for seven years before their breakup in 2011. A source told RadarOnline that hearing about her new chapter has affected him, claiming, “He’s been unusually reflective, almost anguished at times.” The source added, “Hearing about Chelsy building this peaceful family life has hit him harder than he expected.” Meanwhile, another source claimed that Harry “wonders what might have been.”
Insiders say Harry has been comparing the steady and low-key life his ex has built to the more public life he and Meghan Markle share in California. One source said he sometimes feels “overwhelmed by the life he’s chosen,” pointing to scrutiny and constant expectations surrounding their work. Another friend suggested that the subject has come up often. In that, “he’s not saying he wants to go back in time, but he’s deeply unsettled” as he contemplates “the choices” that led him to his current state.
