Prince Harry invited front row at Victoria's Secret show (+watch)

Prince Harry has been invited to view a Victoria's Secret show from the front row. Photo / AP

Prince Harry has become the nation's most sought-after bachelor since his older brother married and has become a father.

And while all reports suggest Prince Harry's relationship with Cressida Bonas is becoming ever more serious, she can't help but have been put a tad on edge when two of the most beautiful women in the world expressed interest in her man.

Speaking to Grazia about the news that this year's Victoria's Secret show is to be held in London, Angels Adriana Lima and Candice Swanepoel said they want to invite the young Prince to show, and that they would ensure he had a front row seat.

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Asked which British celebrities they would like to see in the audience Adriana said: "There is a bunch that we'd like to invite! I would like to see Elton John because I have a huge crush. I really love him! And we would like to invite Prince Harry."

Clearly enthusiastic about the idea, Candice added: "I'd he'd love to come, he can have a front row seat!"

The two models kept tight-lipped about potential performers for the London show, which is to be held in the UK for the first time at Earls Court.

Artists to have joined the scantily clad Angels on stage in recent years are Justin Timberlake, Rihanna, Justin Bieber and Nicki Minaj, and though some have suggested One Direction as a possibility, and number of other A-list stars could be on the cards.

The iconic lingerie and swimwear showcase has previously taken place in Cannes and Los Angeles, and was hosted at the Lexington Avenue Armory in New York City in 2013.

Adriana, 32, and Candice, 25, are two of the Angels who will take to the runway in what promises to be a spectacular show in front of a crowd of 2,500 in the Earls Court Exhibition Centre.

They will likely be joined by other Angels Alessandra Ambrosio, Behati Prinsloo, Doutzen Kroes, Lily Aldridge as well as Cara Delevengne, who has walked in the show for the past two years.

- DAILY MAIL