Quiz: How Well Do You Know Chelsy Davy?

Chelsy Davy was born on October 13th, 1985 in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.  

Davy was born in to Charles Davy, a South African safari farmer, and Beverley Donald Davy, a former Coca-Cola model and winner of the 1973 Miss Rhodesia contest. She grew up at her family's homestead in the Lemco Safari Area. Her father, Charles, was one of the largest private landowners in Zimbabwe, and was reported to own 800,000 acres (320,000 ha) of land. He maintained business ties with controversial politician Webster Shamu of whom he said, "I am in partnership with a person who I personally like and get along with. I am not involved in politics in any way." After being criticised by the press, however, Davy sold his share in the business.

Chelsy Davy received her bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Cape Town in 2006. This educational background laid the foundation for her subsequent career and endeavors, showcasing her commitment to academic achievement.

Chelsy Davy married hotelier Sam Cutmore-Scott and gave birth to their son in 2022. This personal milestone reflects her life beyond the public eye.

Chelsy Davy had a "turbulent" relationship with Prince Harry, meeting in 2004 and being an on-again, off-again couple until 2009. The dynamics of their relationship became public, contributing to media interest and speculation.

Chelsy Davy began her career as a trainee solicitor at London law firm Allen & Overy in September 2011. Although she later transitioned to other pursuits, her initial professional path was in the field of law.

Chelsy Davy launched her jewellery brand, Aya, in July 2016 after studying at the Gemological Institute of America. This entrepreneurial venture showcased her interest and expertise in the jewellery industry.

In 2020, Chelsy Davy announced the expansion of her brand Aya into the luxury travel sector, organizing African holidays. This strategic move into the travel industry was highlighted with the launch of Aya Africa.

Private investigator Gavin Burrows claimed that Chelsy Davy's communications were targeted, and her voicemails were hacked in an attempt by media outlets to gather information on Prince Harry. This revelation raised concerns about privacy and media intrusion.

In his witness statement, Prince Harry claimed that alleged unlawful activity by journalists made Chelsy Davy decide that "a royal life was not for her," leaving her feeling "hunted" and "shaken." This insight into the impact of media scrutiny on her personal life underscores the challenges faced by individuals associated with the royal family.