Prince Harry, Chelsy 'get all chummy' at London rugby union
8 Nov 2009, 1231 Hrs

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Melbourne, November 8 Prince Harry and girlfriend Chelsy Davy appeared to drive their second-time-around relationship into the public eye as they stepped out for a rugby union in London.

The couple initially sat apart with a friend placed between them during the first half at Twickenham.

According to the Daily Mail online, Chelsy later took seat next to the Royal to apparently cheer him up as England was tumbled to defeat by Australia, reports the Couriermail.

Harry was seen sporting a blue beanie, a casual green jacket, black zip-up top and jeans while the Zimbabwian beauty was wrapped in a bright blue jumper, leather jacket and gold scarf. (ANI)

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