Prince Harry's kiss for Chelsy Davy as former lovers are reunited

Prince Harry was reunited with former girlfriend Chelsy Davy on his first public appearance since returning from Army training at the Top Gun school in Arizona.

The pair, who reportedly split last year after a turbulent six years, hugged and kissed outside a Chelsea club last night after going to an annual charity concert in memory of a schoolfriend of Harry and his brother William.

Photographers said Harry, 27 - or Apache helicopter pilot Captain Wales, as he is known in the military - was in good spirits after meeting Ms Davy, 26, at the Henry van Straubenzee carol concert at St Luke's Church in Chelsea.

Mark Stewart said Harry chatted to friends at the open-air drinks reception, including the Duchess of Cambridge's mother Carole Middleton.
Princess Eugenie was also in the congregation.

Mr Stewart tweeted: "Prince Harry bumps into Chelsy Davy at a charity function and greets his ex with a hug and kiss on the cheek in London."

Another royal photographer Jesal Parshotam tweeted: "Prince Harry was cheerful tonight. He said he was happy to see us and he gave me a thumbs-up as he left."

Harry and Chelsy are believed to have visited The Brompton Club after the concert and left early this morning. The concert is a regular date in the young royals' diaries.

The prince returned to Britain on Tuesday after a "conversion to role" course to prepare him for combat and a possible return to Afghanistan next year.

Mr van Straubenzee knew both princes when they
all attended Ludgrove Preparatory School, Berkshire, in the Nineties.

He was killed at the age of 18 in a car crash in December 2002, just before he was due to take a gap year in Africa. His parents set up Henry's Fund in his memory, with William and Harry patrons.