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Chelsy miffed over Harry's tardiness

Britain’s Prince Harry is reportedly in trouble with girlfriend Chelsy Davy after he was an hour late meeting her at the airport, the Sun reported Thursday.
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Published: Sept. 6, 2007 at 3:48 PM

LONDON, Sept. 6 (UPI) -- Britain’s Prince Harry is reportedly in trouble with girlfriend Chelsy Davy after he was an hour late meeting her at the airport, the Sun reported Thursday.

Davy, 21, was left waiting at Heathrow airport after a nine-hour flight from Johannesburg, South Africa.

She was spotted pacing, dragging her bags around and conducting a heated conversation on her mobile phone before she finally settled in a coffee bar to wait for Harry.

"She had a face like thunder.You could say she was not pleased at being left waiting around," a witness told the newspaper, adding that when Harry finally arrived, "He looked like he had just got out of bed."

The couple had not seen each for more than a month.

"This was supposed to be the big reunion but it has not got off the best of starts," a source noted.

Davy, who has recovered from an appendix operation after collapsing in South Africa last month, was expected to stay with Harry for at least a week.

Topics: Chelsy Davy, Prince Harry
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