Dear Husband, As you are occupied with other companions, I hereby declare our divorce.
The former was to be expectedwhen does a messy public divorcenotget covered in theDaily Mail?
But the latter indicated a more serious undertone.
Princess Haya Bint al-Hussein of Jordan leaves the Royal Courts of Justice in London on July 31, 2019. Five years after her high-profile divorce case, another Dubai princess has spoken of their discontent within their royal marriage.
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Dubai has a princess problem.
According tothe BBC, she said she was in fear for her life.
(A spokesperson for Sheik Mohammedtold the BBCin 2022 that he denied the allegations made against him.
He loves his children and cherishes their love for him.
He has always cared and provided for them and always will, they said.)
Then there are the sheiks daughters Latifa and Shamsa, two of his 26 children.
In videos later aired by the BBC, she claimed she was being held captive.
This villa has been converted into jail.
No access to medical help, no trial, no charge, nothing.
Her representatives released a statement at that time that she is living as she wishes.)
Life has been difficult for the Emirati princesses who have publicly aired their discontent.
What would the outcome be here?
