PHOTOSAwkward! Prince Harry Invites His Ex-Girlfriends To The Wedding!
Feb. 27 2018, Updated 5:45 p.m. ET
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to wed in less than three months on May 19th. As the date approaches, new details have emerged about the high profile wedding — including who was invited! But some of the invitees might cause some drama between the prince and his bride to be because according to a report, two of them are his ex girlfriends! Click through for the details.
Watch to find out who he is inviting!
Chelsy Davis, who dated Harry on and off for seven years, and Cressida Bonas, who was linked to the 33-year-old for two years up until 2014, are both reported to be invited to the wedding.
A friend close to the royal explained, "Harry has stayed good friends with Chelsy and Cressida, so they will be there. He made sure there were no hard feelings when they split up. I don't think Meghan will mind."
A source also told E! News that him and Chelsy "talk regularly." We wonder how Meghan feels about this!
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It must be family tradition to invite your past flames to your wedding, because during Prince William and Kate Middleton's 2011 ceremony, several of their exes attended.
Additionally, Prince Charles ex at the time, Camilla Parker Bowles (who is now married to him) was at his and Princess Diana's wedding. And when she eventually wed Charles years later, her ex Andrew Parker Bowles showed up to the ceremony. So awkward!
"Every decision Harry and Meghan make for this wedding is their own. They have the freedom to do as they please," an insider dished to E! News.
Do you think it'll be awkward for Meghan that Prince Harry's exes will be there? Let us know in the comment section.
