Prince Harry talks of difficulty of "finding someone" to love Prince Harry spoke out in a US TV interview at the end of his 10-day tour of Latin America to launch the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations. On the trip he was introduced to a number of beautiful women - including a Victoria's Secret model in Brazil who kissed him on the royal cheek, and Miss Bahamas who declared she wanted to marry him. The Prince's relationship with his only long-term girlfriend Chelsy Davy, 26, ended in 2009 after five years when she made it plain she did not want a life of official duties. Referring to his brother Prince William, he added: "We are very privileged in the position that we are, but, you know, with privilege comes great responsibility is what they say. And the title that we have before our name, what effect that can have on a country on a charity or whatever. We are slowly coming to terms with and accepting the fact that the name can make a huge difference therefore, you know, you've got to use it. But he added: "There's a lot of times that both myself and my brother wish, obviously, that we were just completely normal. We've been born into this position and therefore we'll do what we need to do to people and to kids that need it. It really is that simple for us. In the 20-minute interview with CBS News, Prince Harry also spoke of his passion for his charity Sentebale, which he founded in 2006 with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho. He told how the work of his mother had inspired him to support charities for the poor and the sick. Asked if he had thought about her on the tour, he said: "In my own personal moments of reflection of specific places, then yes. "But, you know, Sentebale means "forget me not" for the simple case of not forgetting the children and also not forgetting our mothers who both Prince Seeiso and I lost at a fairly young age."