Prince Harry has moved on from his split with ex-lover Cressida Bonas as he turns to a new brunette beauty.

The royal is reportedly dating Camilla Thurlow, former beauty queen of Edinburg, and was spotted cozying up and locking lips with her at Tonteria in London.

According to an insider for Grazia, Harry and Thurlow share mutual friends, such asGuy Pelly, the owner of hot spot Tonteria, who planned the night out for the gorgeous pair.

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Ever since, the two have been exchanging text messages and the beauty queen has been spotted coming over to the royal's Kensington Palace pad several times, either on her own or with their friends.

Another thing in common between the two is The Halo Trust; while Thurlow currently works with the charity, Harry's late mother Prince Diana had been an avid supporter of such foundation.

The 25-year-old stunner had been a straight-A student at Edinburg's Fettes College and proceeded to attain an honors degree in sport and exercise science at the Loughborough University.

The insider also mentioned how the two complement each other well. "Camilla is always the life and soul of the party. Harry is playing it cool because he wants to have fun, but Camilla could be just what he needs to get over Cressida once and for all."

Meanwhile, Harry's ex-girlfriend Bonas is reportedly dating a new man, Will Poulter. The royal's ex was spotted with the British actor at Glastonbury last month. Bonas is also carrying on with her career as she has been slotted to star in the play "There's A Monster in the Lake" in the near future.

Bonas and the prince had an on-and-off love affair for over two years before splitting up last April. Towards the end of their relationship, Harry apparently found Bonas to be uninteresting for not partying and having fun as often as the royal man does.

A source told E! News that Harry was not prepared to settle down for any serious commitment. "It's going to take a special girl to tame him."

TagsPrince Harry, Princess Diana, Cressida Bonas, Camilla Thurlow