Inside the life of Cressida Bonas, Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend

According to her IMDB page, Bonas has appeared in films such as “Tulip Fever” with Alicia Vikander and “The Bye Bye Man” with Faye Dunaway.

She also starred as Daisy Buchanan in the play “Gatsby” at the Leicester Square Theater in 2016. “It’s a daunting role because there are so many versions of her out there,” she said of playing Daisy in an interview with the Evening Standard.

She graduated from Leeds University, where she studied dance. When her sister, actress Isabella Calthorpe, married Sam Branson, son of Virgin tycoon Richard Branson, she sang for the 140 wedding guests in attendance. “I wanted to direct my singing at Bellie,” Bonas told Hello! Magazine. “But when I saw her burst into tears and bury her head under the table, I suddenly had no one to sing to.”

She gained her socialite status being the daughter of entrepreneur Jeffrey Bonas and Lady Mary-Gaye Curzon. She starred in a 2015 Mulberry ad campaign and in 2014, she earned a spot on Vanity Fair’s International Best Dressed List.

According to an article in The Independent, Bonas received an invite to Harry’s upcoming wedding to Megan Markle. It’s not clear whether she will be attending or not — Bonas doesn’t want to comment on her previous relationship.

The Independent reported that she would rather focus on her acting career and distance herself from the past relationship.

In 2016, she reunited with her college love, Harry Wentworth-Stanley. According to the Daily Mail, Wentworth-Stanley, whose mother is Marquess of Milford Haven, is an established polo player and skier who works as a chartered surveyor.

According to the Daily Mail, Wentworth-Stanley and Bonas had met at Leeds University and broke up when he decided to do a gap year in Argentina.