Prince Harry, Girlfriend Cressida Bonas Relieved Since Birth Of Royal Baby Prince George; ‘Pressure’s Off’ The Couple To Produce An Heir To The Throne
Prince Harry and his girlfriend Cressida Bonas are reportedly becoming more serious and are even living together, but since the birth of Prince George to Kate Middleton and Prince William, Prince Harry no longer feels pressured to take things further with his girlfriend Cressida.
"My father is over the moon to be a grandfather," Harry told a group of Royal Marines at Devonport, Plymouth, on August 2 according to HollywoodLife.com. "He's got one [grandchild] now it will be fine. The pressure's off now."
Prince George was born on July 22, and became third in line for the British throne. Though Prince Harry and his girlfriend Cressida Bonas are now living together and have been dating for a while, it looks like Harry is relieved to not have to worry about producing a royal heir with her any time soon.
The 28-year-old royal is reportedly living with his 24-year-old dancer and model girlfriend in London, after they went public with their romance at the wedding of Harry's close friend Thomas van Straubenzee, The Belfast Telegraph reports.
"She went back to London with Harry on the train [after the wedding] and has been staying at his apartment ever since," a source revealed to British magazine Grazia. "Harry's told Cressida he loves her, which is not something he does lightly."
A source told E! News that they wouldn't be surprised if a wedding was in the cards for Prince Harry and Cressida: "I would not be surprised if she's the one he marries. They are very affectionate with one another when they are with their friends. They kiss and cuddle and just seem head over heels for one another. They both have the same sense of fun and adventure. They're on the same wavelength. They are so compatible."
According to EntertainmentWise.com, Harry and Cressida have been spending more time than ever together recently. They went on a surprise trip to Glastonbury to watch The Rolling Stones and a stop at Mumford and Sons' recent gig in East London.