Prince Harry Biography
Prince Harry was born on September 15, 1984, at St Mary’s Hospital in London, England. His name at birth was Henry Charles Albert David. He was christened by Dr Robert Runchie, the Archbishop of Canterbury at St George’s Chapel, Windsor on 21st December, 1984. Prince Harry is the second son of Prince Charles, and the late Princess Diana of Wales. He is the grandson of Queen Elizabeth 11 and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Prince Harry is the young brother to Prince William. Besides, he is the third heir to the throne of the United Kingdom. |
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He lost his mother, Princess Diana, 3 weeks before his thirteenth birthday. Princess Diana’s was claimed by a car accident in Paris. Prince Harry has been known to have relationships with girls; currently he is dating Chelsy Davey, a Zimbabwe-born ranch and real estate heiress.
Education and Career
Prince Harry’s education began at Mrs. Jane Mynors’s nursery school in West London just like his brother William. He attended Ann Rachline’s music appreciation class in 1988 after which he followed his brother to Wetherby pre-preparatory school in London.
Later, he joined Ludgrove School after which he was admitted to Eton College for his A-Level. He graduated from Eton in June 2003 in Art and Geography.Durring College he excelled in sports developing particular liking of polo and rugby.
During his gap year, he spent time get the real feel of life by engaging in activities such as sports, traveling, holidaying, working and charity volunteer work.
He joined the military College in 2005 and graduated in April 2006 with the rank of second lieutenant.
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Prince William is the heir to the British throne and the eldest son of the late Princess Diana and Prince Charles. His name at birth was William Arthur Philip Louis Windsor. He is the grandson to the current Queen Elizabeth 11and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Prince William was born on 21st of June 1982 at St Mary’s Hospital Paddington; London. He was christened by Archbishop Dr Robert Runcie at Buckingham Palace on August Fourth 1982. 