Interestingly, Harry will be undertaking this endeavor without his wife, Meghan Markle. It appears to be a welcome development for the Duke of Sussex, as things seem to be back on track. Following in the footsteps of his late mother, Princess Diana, Harry is heading back to Africa for a new solo project.
However, a source close to Sam Cutmore-Scott, Chelsea's millionaire husband, reveals that Harry has persistently reached out to Chelsea, urging her to join his film project. Unfortunately for Harry, Sam's wife has shown no interest in participating.
Chelsea resides primarily in London with her husband and their baby, and she has no intention of granting Harry any opportunity to get close to her. The source suggests that Harry should distance himself from his volatile wife for at least a couple of weeks and gain some clarity.
Africa holds significant meaning for Harry, as it is where he first met Chelsea. Chelsea's family resides in Zimbabwe, and she now lives in London with her husband, Sam Cutmore-Scott, an alumnus of Eton College who was in the year above Prince Harry.
Occasionally, Chelsea visits her home country. Now, Harry wishes to embark on an extended journey to Africa without Meghan, staying there for several months. However, the source suggests that Harry's heart does not truly lie in Africa; instead, it yearns for luxurious five-star resorts where he can enjoy privacy and be catered to by staff, away from media scrutiny. The allure of Five Star Africa allows him to maintain the illusion of being a humanitarian.
Despite their history, Chelsea and Harry ended their relationship 13 years ago, and she has since moved on, happily married and with a child. Chelsea is not a public figure, and it seems unlikely that she would entertain the idea of reigniting a romantic connection with Harry.
The source emphasizes Chelsea's intelligence, noting that she recognizes the futility of engaging with her ex-lover. Chelsea understands that there is nothing more pitiful than having your ex sitting at your kitchen table at 2 a.m., lamenting his current marriage and seeking solace over a cup of tea. She is far too astute to fall for such tactics.
Chelsea Davey, a businesswoman originally from Zimbabwe, was born and raised in the African nation on her family's game reserve. She first crossed paths with Prince Harry in Cape Town in 2004 during his gap year. Their connection blossomed into a romantic relationship, and Chelsea pursued a law degree at the University of Leeds to be closer to Harry.
After their breakup in 2011, Davey worked as a trainee solicitor at the London law firm Allen & Ovary. In 2014, she left her position at the firm and spent some time studying at The Genealogical Institute of America in California. Subsequently, in 2016, she launched her own jewelry brand, Aya.
According to the Aya website, Chelsea, having been raised in Zimbabwe, has always maintained a deep affinity for her birth continent. She has extensively traveled throughout Africa, immersing herself in the diverse cultures of countries such as Mozambique, Zambia, and Tanzania. The beauty of the land and its people have deeply inspired her, shaping her creative pursuits.
