Queen Elizabeth II's "favorite grandson" Peter Phillips appears to have started a new relationship just weeks after ending a three-year romance, this time with a paediatric nurse and freelance writer named Harriet Sterling.
On May 11, King Charles' nephew, Peter, appeared with Harriet in a badminton horse race. The couple watched a cross-country horseback ride together before leaving in a vehicle, accompanied by Peter's 13-year-old daughters, Savannah, and 12-year-old daughters, Ella. Zara Tyndale and her husband, Mike Tyndale, also took part in the event.
It was a traditional event among members of the royal family, who sometimes participated in the competition themselves. A friend of Peter's had previously confirmed that the royal had recently met someone and the two had been spending time together, but it wasn't until this outing that the couple was photographed for the first time.
Rumor has it that Peter was Elizabeth II's favorite grandson and had a close relationship with his uncle, King Charles. However, on the 18th ranking of the heir to the throne, Peter broke up with his partner of three years, 43-year-old Lindsay Wallace. Soon after, rumors broke that he was in love with Harriet.
According to The Sun, an eyewitness said: "Peter and Harriet looked completely mesmerized by each other, and he was smiling from ear to ear. "He's like a cat that has been creamed and acts carefree."
A source revealed that Peter and his previous partner, Lindsay, broke up after their relationship "came to an end". A friend added: "Peter's job means that he travels "non-stop" all the time. Peter and Lindsey made the difficult decision to break up as they had less and less time for work and family.
Peter has been traveling around the world and is very busy, while Lindsay lives in Scotland, so it's hard for them to meet. The grandson of Elizabeth II lives in his mother's Getcombe estate, and regarding his living expenses, he did not receive funds from royal grants, but performed as ambassadors, as well as various other endorsements.