Chelsy Davy, who dated Prince Harry on and off for seven years, has given fans a glimpse into her new life in Mauritius after relocating to the island with her husband and three children.
Day in the life video
The former lawyer turned jewellery company founder posted a video to her Instagram account showing a 'day in her life', which includes a morning stroll along the beach, taking her children to school and running a photoshoot for her jewellery brand Aya.
She also shared a photo of her son Leo, four, and daughter Chloe, two, running along a pontoon towards the sea.
Mauritius connection
Mauritius holds special memories for Chelsy, who has visited annually since age four. She and her husband Sam Cutmore-Scott tied the knot during a relaxed beach wedding there in 2022, and last December decided to relocate to the island '(semi) full time'.
The move came just months before the couple welcomed their third child, a baby boy named Finn, in March this year. Chelsy announced the arrival on Mother's Day, writing: "This year feels especially meaningful for me as we welcome our little boy, Finn, who arrived last week."
She continued: "Returning to those hazy newborn days has been a beautiful reminder of just how remarkable mothers are - and of the many ways we each balance family, work and everything in between."
Royal history
Chelsy is one of Harry's most well-known former girlfriends, with their romance lasting from 2004 to 2011. They met when Chelsy was a boarder at Stowe School, and she later studied law at Leeds University.
She was pictured at many high-profile events with Harry, from polo matches to society weddings, and even met King Charles and the late Queen. However, it is said she struggled with the royal spotlight, and the Prince and Princess of Wales' 2011 wedding proved to her she was not destined for royal life.
Despite their relationship ending, Harry and Chelsy remained friends, as she attended Harry and Meghan's wedding at Windsor in 2018 and the wedding of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank the same year.
