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Britain's Prince Harry enjoyed a night out with two of his ex-girlfriends.
The 31-year-old royal was seen leaving the Bunga Bunga nightclub in Battersea, London where Formula One presenter Natalie Pinkham and Astrid Harbord were also in attendance.
The group - which also included the Duchess of Cambridge's brother James Middleton and Princess Eugenie - were celebrating the birthday of Anneke Gilkes.
Meanwhile, the Prince - who is currently single - previously revealed he is in no rush to get married.
When asked if he was "anywhere near settling down" whilst he continued on a trek with the Walking With The Wounded charity, he said: "No. There are a lot of things to get done before settling down. Another seven miles to walk now which I'm not looking forward to... eight! Everyone looks forward to settling down but in the meantime it's work as usual so let's crack on."
And whilst he is waiting for the right girl, he will be happy to babysit his brother, Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge's two children - two-year-old Prince George and eight-month-old Princess Charlotte.
Declan Donnelly, who interview the royal as part of 'When Ant and Dec Met the Prince of Wales: 40 Years of the Prince's Trust', shared: "We talked more about William being a father and whether Harry had babysat. He hadn't, but he will. He promised."

Britain's Prince Charles was given fairy dust.
The unusual present was revealed in a list of official gifts given to the royal family, with the 67-year-old royal and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, topping the list with the most gifts received in 2015.
The Prince of Wales was handed the fairy dust in a bag from an excited member of the public in New Zealand when he visited the country in November. Other presents for the heir to the throne included a book, a woollen scarf, a glass dish and a wicker basket.
Prince Charles also received a lot of gifts for his grandchildren, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, including a woollen poncho for the eight-month-old girl and a woollen tank top for the two-year-old boy.
Queen Elizabeth was given a host of unusual presents, but most bizarre of them all was a marzipan version of the Berlin monument, the Brandenburg Gate offered to her by the president of Germany, Joachim Gauk.
She also received a framed watercolour of the place where she lived in Malta, Villa Guardamangia, as well as a bag of salt from the British Virgin Islands.
Gifts handed to the royal family are not allowed to be sold or exchanged but perishable items under £150 can be donated to charity or given to staff.

Britain's Prince George is learning to make his own decisions.
The two-year-old son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge is currently attending Westacre Montessori school in King's Lynn, Norfolk near the family's home in Anmer Hall and is being taught to "do things for himself".
Louise Livingston, the director of training at the Maria Montessori Institute where most of the teachers at the school will have been trained, said: "There is a lot of focus on independence and helping children do things for themselves and make their own decisions and their own choices. They will be encouraging him - right from the minute he walks across the doorstep - to do things for himself."
And Prince George has been put in classes of mixed age groups as there is a "great benefit" for both the younger ones to learn from the older children and for the older kids to learn by helping their younger counterparts.
Louise added to PEOPLE magazine: "The younger children learn by watching the older children and the older ones really benefit by helping the younger children.
"There is great benefit for learning and social behavior in an atmosphere where there's no competition because there is a mixed-age group. Children don't think about what anybody else's age is."

Britain's Prince William made a surprise visit to a school whilst on duty with the East Anglian Air Ambulance service.
The 33-year-old royal popped into the John Henry Newman School in Stevenage, Hertfordshire for his lunch break.
Headteacher Clive Matthew said: "It was really quite bizarre. We have the air ambulance use the school site quite regularly and whenever they land the staff go out, we clear the field of children and offer the crew refreshments.
"We didn't realise who was on the helicopter at the time. And then Prince William jumped off and came into the school. He was great. He queued up with the children, he got himself some lunch and sat down. Then he was surrounded by a group of Year 11 boys who had a chat with him - it was really lovely."
The pupils are very used to air ambulance pilots joining them for lunch as the school's play field doubles as a helicopter pad for the nearby Lister Hospital.
The Duke of Cambridge was warmly welcomed by the staff and pupils and complemented the school's food.
Clive told BBC News: "One of the boys sat opposite the prince and was shaking so much he nearly lost the pasta off the end of his fork ... [William] did compliment the meal, saying it was very good."

Britain's Duchess of Cambridge gave a "rare" public curtsey to Queen Elizabeth.
The 34-year-old royal was seen greeting the monarch respectfully as they arrived at a service at St. Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham over the weekend but it was unusual to see the curtsey as it usually happens in private..
Joe Little, the editor of Majesty magazine, told PEOPLE magazine: "It is rare, but it indicates that this was the first time that the Duchess saw the Queen.
"It would normally happen in private. Although they came from Sandringham House, they obviously hadn't seen each other before Kate and the Middletons and their friends set out on foot.
"It's unusual to see it in public but not unique. That would have been the first communication between them on that day."
Meanwhile, following the service, Catherine couldn't help but gush about her and Prince William's oldest child, two-year-old son Prince George, for being so "brave" at nursery.
Retired Royal Navy lieutenant commander Arthur Coxon shared: "They asked what my connection with the association was and I congratulated Kate on the lovely photos of Prince George.
"She said he went off to school bravely as anything and thoroughly enjoyed it."

Britain's Princess Anne laid a wreath to remember the British recapture of the Falkland Islands. The 65-year-old royal - who is the only daughter of Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip - was present at a special ceremony to celebr...

Britain's Zara Phillips' daughter has inherited her mother's love of horses.
The granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth - who has 23-month-old daughter Mia with husband Mike Tindall - is an equestrian enthusiast, having achieved an silver medal as part of the eventing team in the 2012 London Olympic Games and her daughter is just as big a fan of the animal.
Her husband Mike Tindall told the Sydney Morning Herald newspaper: "Mia our daughter has inherited a love of horses. She has a Shetland pony and she enjoys it so I think her mum has passed that love on ... me on the other hand, well I'm more of a football man."
Meanwhile, Zara previously revealed she feels as though she makes "better decisions" since she has become a mother.
She said: "I think I might make bet­ter de­ci­sions now. When you are younger and less ex­pe­ri­enced, and with less around you to lose, you spend a lot of time com­pet­ing ev­ery­where, and rid­ing all sorts of horses, and go­ing to ev­ery pos­si­ble com­pe­ti­tion.
"Now it's much more a case of qual­ity over quan­tity, and pick­ing the right places to run at... So maybe you think about the big­ger pic­ture more, and make more cal­cu­lated de­ci­sions."

Pippa Middleton is reportedly dating James Matthews again.
The sister of Britain's Duchess of Cambridge has rekindled her romance with the hotel heir following the end of her three-year relationship with hedge fund manager Nico Jackson.
A source told the Mail Online: "James is really into Pippa and she is falling into step. There is affection between them.
"James is behaving like a peacock, he is showing her his feathers and wants her to be impressed."
Meanwhile, Pippa and James were most recently spotted enjoying a holiday with Pippa's brother James and his girlfriend Donna Air in St Barts over the festive period.
Despite his family's hotel - the luxurious Eden Hotel - being nearby, Matthews opted to stay with Pippa and James Middleton at a villa overlooking the island's capital of Gustavia.
The rumoured couple were seen topping up their tans as they enjoyed a number of activities including tennis whilst also sampling various dishes as they dined out and about on the beautiful island.
On New Year's Eve, Pippa and James were spotted at Leonardo DiCaprio's party before watching the fireworks as the clock chimed midnight.

A dress worn by Britain's Princess Diana is set to go on display at Kensington Palace.
The green velvet sleeveless gown - which was worn during the late royal's photoshoot with Mario Testino - will be shown as part of 'Fashion Rules: Restyled', organised by the charity Historic Royal Palaces.
The photoshoot was commissioned to help auction off some of the late Princess' outfits for charity in June 1997, only two months before she tragically died.
The new fashion exhibition will also show outfits from over the years, belonging to Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret.
Libby Thompson, Historic Royal Palaces curator, told the Mail Online: "Fashion Rules has proved popular with our visitors, and we're delighted to be able to expand on this theme to celebrate the style evolution of three iconic modern royal women.
"The new display will delve even deeper into the royal wardrobe, revealing some real surprises that I hope will challenge the way we think of royal style."
The dresses placed on display have been acquired by the Historic Royal Palaces - who look after the royal residences in the UK - or have been lent by the royal family.
The exhibition 'Fashion Rules: Restyled' opens on February 11 at Kensington Palace, London.