Prince Harry News & Update: Prince William’s Brother Seeks Approval Of Kate Middleton For Barbara Bush? George W. Bush’s Daughter Next Royal Bride?

Prince Harry is one of the most famous bachelors on the planet right now. He has been linked to several girls but has ended up to none. Now, it seems like the younger brother of Prince William have already found love at that Orlando Invictus Games 2016 in the person of Barbara Bush, who is a daughter of former United States President George W. Bush.

Prince Harry interested with Barbara Bush

In an interview with Jenna Bush Hager during the start of the Invictus Games 2016, Prince Harry got an interesting pairing with Barbara Bush. The "Today Show" reported offered to give Prince Harry the phone number of her twin sister.

It seems like Barbara Bush could effortlessly handle media scrutiny like a pro, which is one of the things Prince Harry has massive paranoia about that for any woman he dates.  For a very long time, Barbara Bush has lived her life under the microscope being a daughter and granddaughter of two U.S. presidents.

Prince Harry seeks Kate Middleton's approval

Now, the biggest question is the approval of Kate Middleton got Barbara Bush as a royal bride. However, several fans think that Barbara Bush, who is the co-founder and president of Global Health Corp., is definitely a better choice than Cressida Bonas.

Cressida Bonas, by the way, is the half-sister of Isabella Calthorpe. To recall, Isabella is the woman Prince William had chased after briefly breaking up with Kate Middleton in 2007.

Prince William crawled back to Kate Middleton after Isabella Calthorpe rejected Prince Harry's brother. Since Cressida Bonas is connected with Isabella Calthorpe, it will be surprising if Kate Middleton goes out of her way to make sure anyone but Cressida ends up married to Prince Harry.

Do you think Kate Middleton will approve Barbara Bush for Prince Harry? Do you think Barbara Bush is a better choice than Cressida Bonas? Share to us your thoughts in the comment section below.