| Chelsy's Family Distance Themselves From Controversy |
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| Written by Joanne Leyland | ||||
| Sunday, 19 February 2006 | ||||
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The Mail on Sunday is claiming in an exclusive in today's edition that Charles Davy, the father of Prince Harry's girlfriend Chelsy, has ended his controversial involvement with a company which makes money through the hunting of big-game. This move has led the paper to speculate whether the decks are being cleared for an engagement and, ultimately, a marriage between Chelsy and Prince Harry. According to the Mail, Charles Davy rang Don Causey, the Editor of a Flordia newsletter related to the world of hunting, to tell him his association with the company HHK is causing "too much personal stress."  Almost since the day the world learnt of Prince Harry's romance with Chelsy Davy, the newspapers have reported on the controversy which surrounded the business activities of Charles Davy as HKK has ties to the brutal dictatorship of President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe. 
Possibly of more interest — or even significance? — is a second story surrounding Chelsy. In a story which imitates a recent one surrounding Prince William's girlfriend Kate Middleton, it's being reported that moves have been made to protect Harry's girlfriend of almost two years from intrusive media coverage. Not only this, the legal firm which launched the bid to shield Harry's girlfriend is Harbottle & Lewis, the law firm used by none other than the Prince of Wales himself. Please feel welcome to offer your opinions on this and any other royal story by visiting our Royal Forum or via our Comments section below. Comment on this article
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