Prince Harry’s ex-girlfriends will be at his wedding to Meghan Markle

IT’S the society event of the year. And Prince Harry has reportedly added two of his former girlfriends to the guest list for his wedding to Meghan Markle.

PRINCE Harry has reportedly invited his two ex-girlfriends to his wedding ...and Meghan Markle doesn’t mind.

The royal, who will marry Ms Markle on May 19, has added Cressida Bonas and Chelsy Davy to the exclusive wedding guest list.

A pal of Harry’s told the Daily Mail: “Harry has stayed good friends with Chelsy and Cressida, so they will be there”.

“He made sure there were no hard feelings when they split up,” the source said, according to The Sun.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s wedding will be the British society event of 2018. Picture: AP

“I don’t think Meghan will mind.”

Harry dated Zimbabwean-born Chelsy on and off for seven years before splitting up for good in 2011.

They originally met when Chelsy was a teenager at boarding school in England.

Harry then waited a year before hooking up with Cressida, an actor and model. They were first introduced by Princess Eugenie and subsequently dated for two years.

Harry’s ex, Cressida Bonas. Picture: Getty Images

Princess Eugenie and Chelsy Davy. Picture: Getty Images

Eugenie and Cressida continue to remain friends, with Eugenie having invited the actor to her autumn wedding.

While Harry’s former flames have received the nod of royal approval to attend the wedding, it looks like Meghan’s ex-husband Trevor Engelson won’t be so lucky.

Prince Harry is still on good terms with his exes. Picture: Getty Images

The film producer has cashed in on his eight-year relationship with Meghan and is set to make a new TV show about how an American divorcee marries into the British royal family.

Trevor and Meghan’s marriage lasted for a mere two years, and after the first year the actor was offered the role as Rachel Zane on Suits.

They cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reasons for their divorce.

Kensington Palace confirmed they would not be commenting on the claims.

This article was edited and republished from The Sun with permission.