More Fun & Frolics (and embarrassment?) For Chelsy
Written by Joanne Leyland
Sunday, 16 September 2007
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There was a time when even the most innocent 'indiscretion' by a prospective royal bride
was enough to see her all-but expelled from the inner sanctum of the royal
court.
But it would seem Chelsy Davy is assured of her equally hard-living princes love, for as
weve
seen this week she appears relatively unconcerned by the publicity
surrounding her party-loving ways, as backed up with yet another set of images in the Sunday press.
With Prince Harry having celebrated his 23rd birthday this weekend, we
might have expected to see Charles and Diana's youngest son featured on the front page of at least one Sunday paper.
Cigarette in hand, and clearly without a care in the world, Chelsy is
seen in a series of poses, including drinking from two flutes of
champagne, shaking her backside at the camera and pouting.
Unfortunately for Chelsy, though, the
pictures are becoming increasingly frequent, no doubt prompting some to
wonder whether she has a future at the heart of the Royal Family?
Of course, it should be noted that Chelsy isn't officially a public figure and is perfectly entitled to have
fun. She's only 21-years-old and is embarking on a new life, away from her South African homeland, at Leeds University.
The reality is that, unlike Harry who's been involved in several
angry, very public confrontations with photographers, Chelsy's never put a foot wrong in
public.
However, it could be argued that she needs
to be equally dignified in private, for it would seem she can't be 100%
of the loyalty of those around her....a truly sad fact for anyone who
enjoys even the slightest taste of fame.
This week alone, Chelsy's featured in several distinctly unregal poses,
including one which saw her in danger of being mistaken for a Page 3 girl in The Sun
as she was
pictured in the red-top paper
alongside another pal apparently licking the chest of a fellow female
reveller during another party which she clearly believed to be
'private'.