Avid Prince Harry news followers eagerly await for some updates on the royal bachelor's relationship with Cressida Bonas, as things seem to be heating up between the two-some.  Speculations have arisen that 28-year old prince just might have already proposed to the 24-year old dancer (she trained at the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance), but is biding his time before making the announcement.

According to a source of British magazine Grazia, as quoted by news.com.au, "It's only a matter of time before Harry makes it official. They've discussed it at length together and with their families.  Some of their friends reckon they might already be engaged, but are waiting for a while to go public."

Bonas appears on the cover of Tatler Magazine, a glossy publication for the upper class, with the title, "Royal Romance Special: Harry Loves Cressy."  The Daily Mail points out, "When upmarket magazine Tatler christens a Royal relationship with a hallowed front cover, it means things are getting serious.  Kate Middleton didn't make the cover until 2011 - eight years after she began dating Prince William." 

An insider told E! News, "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."

But while the redheaded prince's love life remains a target for rumors and speculations, his dedication to do some good in the world remains solid and public.  At the moment, he is getting ready for the "Walking with the Wounded South Pole Allied Challenge" of which he is both the patron and a participant.

On September 17, he will take part in a 24-hour Cold Chamber Training Exercise to prepare himself and his team for the gruelling climate in Antarctica which he will face later this year.

Read more about Prince Harry and the "Walking With the Wounded South Pole Allied Challenge."