Harry, Cressida put rumours to rest, step out for date

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Press Trust of India London
Last Updated : Jan 16 2014 | 3:46 PM IST
Prince Harry and girlfriend Cressida Bonas have put rumours of a split to rest by stepping out for a dinner date in their first public appearance together in weeks.
The pair looked closer than ever as they paid a visit to popular eatery in Kensington here, the Mirror reported.
Walking side by side and chatting away, the duo looked relaxed in each other's company as they made their way into the restaurant on Monday, keeping things casual for their first public appearance together in weeks.
Cressida, 24, looked stylish in a pair of black jeans and a leather jacket while Harry - who was still sporting his beard - opted for an unbuttoned shirt, jeans and a black fitted cap, the report said.
"They were having a good time," a source at the eatery was quoted as saying by the daily.
And while staff at the burger joint would not say what the couple chose from the menu, it is said that Harry, 29, is a regular customer at the eatery, which is just a short drive from his apartment at Kensington Palace.
Accompanied by three casually dressed police officers, the couple, who have been dating for more than 19 months, looked happy to be reunited after reports suggested that they have spent many weeks apart, following Harry's hectic schedule.
The couple have spent the last few days together after an enforced separation over the festive season.
After being away for three weeks in the run up to Christmas, when he took part in the "Walking With The Wounded" trek to the South Pole, Harry enjoyed a brief weekend reunion with his girlfriend before spending the festive period with his family in Sandringham, away from Cressida.
New Year also saw the two apart with trained dancer Cressida partying in the Caribbean and Harry choosing to enjoy a low-key dinner with friends at a pub near Reading.
They were not spotted in public together for weeks which fuelled speculation that Prince Harry and Cressida were drifting apart and headed for split.
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First Published: Jan 16 2014 | 3:46 PM IST

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