Prince Harry wants to have children but are waiting for the right person – Daily News – Lisbon

Prince Harry is one of the most eligible bachelors in the world, but the fifth in line to the British throne confessed that age 30 is still waiting to find the “right person” to “share the pressure.”

In an interview with Sky News, William’s brother, who recently was the second daughter father, Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, admitted he would love to have children, “but there is a process that we must cross” before starting a family. “I’m fine alone would be great to have someone by my side to share the pressure but time will come and what has to happen, it happens..”

The love life of Prince Harry. – As well as all the British royal family – has always attracted great media attention. Among the most known relationships, which are held with Chelsy Davy, intermittently, over about five years. In 2014, he separated from the actress Cressida Bonas, after a call that lasted two years.

“There comes a time when you think it is time to settle, or that is not yet. I think not you can force this sort of thing happen when they have to happen, “said the prince, who is a captain in the British Army and currently is in New Zealand, having spent a month working with the Australian armed. Harry admitted he would not have missed the birth of the second niece, but revealed that his brother sent him photos of the newborn. “I look forward to see, to know and pick it up. It was delayed a bit, so I missed the birth,” he said smiling. “But apart from all this, are fantastic news for Kate and William. I am very happy for them.”

Harry announced last March that it would leave the army in June, explaining that He found a “crossroads” in his life. At Sky News, he said most of his colleagues who had entered the army when he had left, adding to assume greater royal duties would be no time to focus on the military. In the same interview, the younger son of Prince Charles said he would like to play a role that would allow him to “give something back” to the people. “In the future, if we want to make a big contribution, or valid, and be taken seriously, it [me and the William] to work with others,” he said.