Queen Elizabeth's dreamy grandnephew is being called the new 'single' Prince Harry...this way ladies!
For all the eligible women in the world who are still nursing a broken heart now that Prince Harry is a fully-committed man, there is still hope left. Queen Elizabeth's grandnephew, Arthur Chatto, is the newest royal being considered as the next Prince Harry in major fan circles.
The 18-year old has developed quite an Instagram presence on his own, and my, are we impressed. Although not an official prince, Arthur is the son of Lady Sarah Chatto, the Queen's niece, who she's apparently quite fond of.
However, the whole family likes to live a quiet life away from the public, and they've even managed to keep themselves under the radar for a long time.
The young royal is 23rd in line to the throne, so it's not going to be anytime soon for him to make an appearance in the usual royal circles where we tend to see the likes of Prince Harry or Kate Middleton for that matter. However, he attends the same school as Prince William and Harry did, so that's one common connection right there.
Arthur is currently attending boarding school at Eton College and is a part of the Combined Cadet Force.
He also has an older brother, 21-year-old Samuel Chatto, and the two brothers have done a fabulous job of keeping themselves hidden from the outside world.
Arthur, who was also one of Queen Elizabeth's former page boys, is the grandson of Princess Margaret, and from what we can decipher from his Instagram account, knows how to work his way around a bagpipe.
The young royal was so taken aback at the attention his Instagram was getting after he posted a picture of himself in his underwear, that he said: “I’m going private.”
And for sure, his account disappeared for a while, but now it's back on with all sorts of car-stopping and jaw-dropping pictures of him.
Arthur's Instagram has the looks and snaps of a typical teenager from the looks of it, with the usual shirtless selfies and random snaps with a group of friends.
The only difference? Arthur happens to jet around the world far more than an average high schooler.