Zimbabwean-born Chelsy Davy recently welcomed her third child, who is the ex-girlfriend of Prince Harry?
PRINCE HARRY’S RELATIONSHIP WITH CHELSY DAVY
Zimbabwean-born Chelsy Davy met Prince Harry in Cape Town in 2004, during his gap year. According to Daily Mail, Chelsy was in a serious relationship with the Duke of Sussex from 2004 to 2011. The pair are said to have been in an on-and-off relationship for the best part of those seven years
Chelsy hails from Bulawayo – a city in Zimbabwe. Her father is a businessman and her mother is a former model.
According to Leading Britain’s Conversation, Chelsy lived in Chiswick, west London, with her husband hotelier Sam Cutmore-Scott. They have a son named Leo together. However, reports state that she relocated to Mauritius in December.
INSIDE CHELSY DAVY’S LIFE
Chelsy studied at the Gemological Institute of America. Chelsy revealed that she wanted to open a jewellery brand, Aya in 2016. In 2020, the brand expanded and covered the luxury travel sector which includes organising luxury holidays to Africa.
Chelsy married hotelier Sam Cutmore-Scott in 2022. She is a mom of three – Leo, born in 2022 and Chloe, born in 2024 and Finn, born in 2026.
She announced the arrival of her third child via an Instagram post on Mothering Day in celebrated on 15 March this year. Take a look…
“Happy Mother’s Day. It’s a celebration that touches us all. Whether you’re a mother yourself or spending a little extra time today thinking about the mother figures in your life, it’s a moment each year to pause and appreciate,” she wrote.
“This year feels especially meaningful for me as we welcome our little boy, Finn, who arrived last week. Returning to those hazy newborn days has been a beautiful reminder of just how remarkable mothers are – and of the many ways we each balance family, work and everything in between,” she continued.
“Running Aya alongside raising Finn, Chloe and Leo is a juggle, but it’s one I’ve chosen. And one of the wonderful things about the world we live in today is that many of us have that freedom – to shape our lives in the way that feels right, whether that includes motherhood, a career, creativity, or something entirely different,” she continued.