According to the Duke of Sussex, he was pleased that Chelsy wasn't bothered by his Royal status when they first met.
He writes that unlike many people he knew, she didn't seem to care about appearances, propriety or royalty.
Harry was impressed that she didn't suffer from what he called "throne syndrome", a common affliction among people who are starstruck by royalty.
Harry goes on to describe how he had always wanted to meet a woman who wasn't awed by his title, and with Chelsy, he found that possibility.
He was excited to talk to her without her eyes widening at the mention of his title. Instead, he could engage with her using his heart and mind.
According to Harry, Chelsy wasn't interested in his title at all, in fact, she seemed bored by it. When he mentioned he was a prince, she yawned, which he found refreshing.
