didn't look as though Prince Harry was having too much difficulty attracting the opposite sex while partying in London last night.

He's recently opened up about the difficulty of finding a mate who isn't scared off by his 'job' as a member of the Royal family.

But it didn't look as though Prince Harry was having too much difficulty attracting the opposite sex while partying in London last night.

The 27-year-old was seen chatting to a blonde beauty outside the Brompton Club in South Kensington.

 didn't look as though Prince Harry was having too much difficulty attracting the opposite sex while partying in London last night.

On the prowl? Prince Harry, who was spotted at London's Brompton club last night, has recently opened up about the difficulty of finding a suitable girlfriend

The prince looked deep in conversation with a pretty girl sitting on the steps outside the club smoking a cigarette.

Wearing a white dress with black tights, Harry's companion looked understandably absorbed in their chat, though also a little worse for wear for her night out.

Harry looked composed in a smart blue shirt and black trousers.

Making progress? Harry looked deep in conversation with one female party goer outside the club

Rough night? It looked as though Harry might be offering the girl a little friendly comfort

He was then seen leaving the club at around 1:20am.

His companion earlier from in the evening was seen laughing in the back seat of her taxi as she piled in alongside a couple of other male friends at the same time.

Watching him cavort with dancers and beauty queens on his recent Caribbean tour, it was hard to picture Prince Harry as a lonely heart.

Heading in: Having resisted the urge to light up himself, the Prince re-entered the club with his companion

Not the same: Harry was accompanied by security as he re-entered the club

But the soul-searching young prince has revealed his fear that women are scared off by his ‘job’ in the Royal Family and said he sometimes longed to be ‘normal’.

Although he is one of the world’s most eligible bachelors, Harry hinted that he has struggled to find a girlfriend who was willing to take on a public role at his side.

In a candid interview on U.S. television, he was asked if being royal lived up to its image. 

Laughing, he replied: ‘No, not at all, ha ha – as any girl would ever tell you. It’s sort of, “Oh my God, he’s a prince”. But no. The job that it entails – I mean look at me, I’m 27 years old.’

Made his excuses: Harry left the club at around 1:20 am looking composed

Little tired? The Princes fatigued expression suggested he might still be worn out from his recent travels

Not just female admirers: Harry shook a gentleman's hand as he made his way out

On his chances of marriage, he added: ‘I’m not so much searching for someone to fulfil the role, but obviously, you know, finding  someone that would be willing to take it on.’

Harry’s only long-term relationship was with Chelsy Davy, 26, and finished in 2009 after five years.

The Zimbabwean-born blonde, now a trainee solicitor, made it clear she did not want a life of official duties and shortly after the split Harry was spotted taking socialite Astrid Harbord back to Clarence House after a night out.

One too many? The blonde looked rather livelier than she had done earlier when she left the club

High spirits: Harry's friend looked as though she'd had an enjoyable evening as she hopped into her cab home

He has been linked with other women, including television presenters Natalie Pinkham and Caroline Flack, and lingerie model Florence Brudenell-Bruce, but none has led to a lasting relationship.

Instead, like Prince Andrew before him, Harry has appeared to revel in his freedom as a younger brother, without the responsibility of being a future king.

Harry said he and William were ‘slowly coming to terms’ with the reality of life as senior members of the Royal Family, as they begin to take on some of the Queen’s duties.

Lonely: Prince Harry recently hinted in an interview with an American news channel that he is struggling to find someone willing to fulfil the role as his Princess

They both accept their responsibilities, he said, but often long to  exchange palaces and prestige for being ‘just completely normal’.

He told CBS News: ‘There’s a lot of times that both myself and my brother wish, obviously, that we were just completely normal.’ 

But he added: ‘We’ve been born into this position and therefore we’ll do what we need to do. It really is that simple for us.’

Old flame: Prince Harry with his girlfriend of five years Chelsy Davy. The trainee pilot has admitted being a royal is not a fairytale