Prince Harry’s Shocking Confession about Ex-Chelsea Davy Rocks His Marriage. Prince Harry’s recent testimony in a London courtroom on June 6th and June 7th. This historic event marked the first time in 130 years that a member of the royal family took the stand under oath.
Facing intense questioning from lawyers involved in his phone hacking lawsuit against a British newspaper group, Prince Harry’s emotional and revealing statements lasted a full eight hours.

According to a source who spoke with In Touch magazine, Harry felt compelled to testify, believing it to be the right thing to do for the greater good.

After celebrating his daughter Lily’s second birthday at home in Montecito, California, alongside Meghan Markle and their son Archie, Harry flew back to the UK for the trial. The source described Harry’s desperation to share his truth and seek justice. However, in doing so, he dropped a bombshell that has had detrimental effects on his marriage.

The revelation that shocked everyone was the extent to which Harry expressed deep regret over the end of his relationship with Chelsea Davy and the profound affection he still holds for her.

This information was shared by the same source discussing Harry’s six-year on-and-off romance with the Zimbabwean native.

Harry believes their relationship was doomed due to the invasive actions of the UK media. His affectionate remarks about Chelsea, implying they would still be together today if not for external influences, has caused immense hurt and betrayal for Meghan.

Chelsea Davy held a significant place in Harry’s life as his first serious girlfriend. Their connection began in early 2004 when Harry, then 19 years old and in the midst of his gap year in South Africa, met Chelsea in Cape Town.

In his memoir, “Spare,” Harry wrote about their instant connection, highlighting how Chelsea’s lack of interest in the royal life was refreshing. He credited her with expanding his mind and heart. However, their relationship faced complications when Harry joined the army, resulting in a long-distance arrangement.

In his witness statement to the court, Harry revealed that their relationship relied heavily on phone communication and voicemails, discussing personal matters and the challenges they faced.

Harry claimed that these intimate conversations were compromised by the newspaper group, leaving him with a sense of acute paranoia and constant surveillance.

The intrusion affected their ability to spend private time together and added unnecessary stress to their relationship.