Prince Harry's female fans are expected to flock to Nottingham today to catch a glimpse of the eligible bachelor.
The prince will enjoy a whistle-stop tour of the city, visiting Old Basford, the city centre and St Ann's.
But any female admirers hoping to become his princess will have to compete with girlfriend Cressida Bonas, who he has been dating since last summer.
The 28-year-old, who is rarely out of the spotlight for long, has seen his romance with the dance graduate widely documented by newspapers and magazines.
The pair, understood to have been introduced by Princess Eugenie, a friend of Bonas, were recently snapped embracing on the slopes during a ski holiday with Harry's uncle Prince Andrew and family.
And according to reports in the Daily Mail earlier this month, the pair could be set to wed.
It's said Harry has been telling pals he's finally found "the one", and close friends of the couple say they are smitten.
And reports suggest he is planning to leave his bachelor pad and make over Nottingham Cottage, Prince William and Kate Middleton's weekend home in Kensington Palace, so he can stay in it with Cressida.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are due to move out with their baby this summer.
Meanwhile Harry's aunt, the Duchess of York, is rumoured to have been encouraging him to propose to the former Burberry model Bonas.
But according to another friend of the prince, he's in no hurry. "I'm told they talked of marriage in Switzerland this year.
"Fergie was urging him to propose, but H wouldn't go that far," the source explains in upcoming book Harry: The People's Prince by Chris Hutchins, an extract of which was published in the Daily Mail.
And it might not be plain sailing for the eligible bachelor. Reports earlier this week suggested 24-year-old Bonas is upset by Harry's talk of marriage.
A friend is said to have told the Daily Telegraph: "Cressida has been in floods of tears. Harry is coming on very strong, but she is all over the place.
"She thinks she is far too young to get married and is scared by all his talk of marriage and settling down".
In January the Prince gave a television interview from Camp Bastion in which he complained about his struggles in finding love. He said prospective princesses were put off by his position, rather than attracted by it.
"You ain't ever going to find someone who's going to jump into the position that it would hold. Simple as that," he said.
"If you find the right person, and everything feels right, then it takes time... especially for myself and my brother".
And while many speculate about wedding bells for Prince Harry and Cressida, others believe he could rekindle his romance with ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy.
The couple had known one another for five years when they split in January 2009. The pair have since been on and off – they've been photographed on nights out together and Zimbabwean-born Chelsy returned to the UK from South Africa for the royal wedding in 2011.
But she is said to have told friends: "There's no way we are getting married. It's not a life for me".
Prince Harry's other conquests reportedly include Jenson Button's ex-girlfriend Florence Brudenell-Bruce. It was reported in June 2011 the pair had started dating.
That month he also laughed off rumours he was dating Pippa Middleton, the sister of the Duchess of Cambridge.
Earlier this month Now Magazine reported Pippa was in trouble with her new man Nico Jackson after sending flirty texts to the prince.
"She often texts Harry with saucy jokes, suggesting they meet up," a friend reportedly told the magazine. "To Pippa it's just being friendly, but she told me Nico wasn't very impressed.
"They've had some big rows about it".
