Is Cressida Bonas depressed after her break up from Prince Harry? Prince Harry's girlfriend Cressida Bonas has taken "compassionate leave" from work to recover from her public split from the royal.

Vanity Fair's Royal Watch reports: "According to sources, Cressida, who is currently working for a marketing company in London's Soho, has been given compassionate leave from work, while she gets over the break up. She was photographed earlier this week looking tired and drawn as she made her way to the office, and hasn't been seen since then."

Is Prince Harry's girlfriend Cressida Bonas depressed after her break up from the royal? Harry and Cressy dated for two years before they split. Rumor has it Cressida was not ready to commit to an engagement while Prince Harry was feeling pressure to find a long-term girlfriend.

"Harry and Cressie have split," a source told Showbiz Spy previously. "Harry wants to settle down and get married like his brother, Prince William.

"But Cressie is still young and had huge reservations about marrying into the royal family.

"They had a chat over the weekend and decided it's best they cool things off.

"Harry's hoping she'll change her mind, but for now the romance is very much off."

Showbiz Spy reported earlier this month that Prince Harry's girlfriend Cressida Bonas had gotten cold feet about marrying a royal.

"Cressida wants to slow things down," an insider dished to the publication.

"She's used to making her own schedule... and she doesn't wants to give up her entire life to attend royal engagements."

The source also revealed that Cressida talked to Kate Middleton but didn't like what she heard.

"Cressida has spoken to Kate Middleton about the expectations that come with being part of the royal family and how unbelievably busy she is... Kate's been honest about her struggles and it's been a lot for Cressida to process.

"The Queen has made it very clear that Harry would disappoint her if he doesn't find a wife and start a family by the time he was 30. If Cressy doesn't come around soon, he knows he'll have to find another woman."

Prince Harry will be 30 this September, a typical age for members of the Royal family to marry, The Daily Telegraph reports.