Last week, the cameras took pictures of Princess Haya as she arrived at the British Supreme Court with her prominent lawyer, Baroness Fiona Shackleton, the first time the 45-year-old princess was seen in public in months.
The appearance of Princess Haya New conjunction with the publication of the magazine “Vanity Fair” article provoked a wide fuss about the life of Princess in Dubai, it has reviewed interesting evidence about the cause of Her Royal Highness , the decision of Jordan to escape from her glittering in Dubai.
Princess Haya not only married a member of the royal family, but was born in a royal life. It is the dignity of Jordan’s King Hussein bin Talal of his third wife, Princess Alia (the current king is Abdullah II, her half-brother). When her mother died tragically in a helicopter crash when she was only two years old, her childhood was crowned not only with super-rich but also with love, according to the Australian website.
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“ At times when we were not in school, we would go to the office with King Hussein and it was our weekends, ” Princess Haya told Tatler magazine in 2017. He drove us around the country to show us where he grew up and talked about his experiences. There were no nannies, he took us by himself and we were with no one but our father. ”
In the early 2000s, Haya coincidentally met Sheikh Mohammed in a horse race in Spain. By the time they met, Bin Rashid had already married five women and had more than 20 sons. However, their marriage was a love and it was not a traditional arranged marriage. In 2004, they married and had their daughter Sheikha Al Jalila in 2007, and their son Sheikh Zayed in 2012 (Sheikh Mohammed is believed to have had 30 sons and a daughter), according to the Australian website.
Play by rules
Although Dubai’s image may look like a desert stadium filled with five-star hotels, sandy beaches and modern shopping malls, the fact that women, even members of the royal family, are in stark contrast to what appears to be rust-like glitter. Australian.
In January this year, Sheikh Mohammed awarded four gender equality awards, all to men. (Twitter had a day of ridicule.)
In an interview with Vanity Fair this week, one of the Arab dissidents told the magazine: “You have a stunning title for being a princess, and of course you have a footnote that meets your simplest and greatest demands, but you are basically a prisoner, you don’t have to communicate with others, you don’t have a normal life.”
“I think Princess Haya was the kind of person who knows that once you become part of the royal family, you have to play according to the rules they set, which includes self-preservation at all costs,” said a source familiar with Dubai’s ruling family.
Puzzle Escape
Though no specific answer is given to why Princess Haya suddenly fled her second home after a 15-year marriage, one common theory is to explain two of her husband’s creams.
In 2000, Princess Shamsa al-Maktoum fled a property owned by Sheikh Mohammed, which cost $ 150 million. Weeks later, Shamsa was kidnapped from a street in Cambridge and returned to the United Arab Emirates . Earlier this year, Tina Juhayainen, a Finnish woman who spent time with the UAE royal family, told news.com.au that Shamsa was allegedly tortured, imprisoned and sedated.
In July this year, Princess Haya’s friends told the British Evening Standard that she had left Dubai “out of fear for her life.”
While Haya’s motives to leave Dubai remain mysterious, two interesting aspects of this story have emerged recently. Vanity Fair reported that Haya left with $ 58 million and that “the others are wondering whether she and Sheikh Mohammed have resolved their separation before she leaves.”
In addition, Dubai has more surveillance cameras than anywhere else on the planet. So there is no answer to the question of how the princess could plan and escape without her husband’s knowledge.
Baroness Fiona Shackleton, who was assigned to defend Prince Charles during his 1996 divorce from Diana, Princess of Wales, pleads for a lawyer, dubbed “Mongolian Steel” for her power in the legal arena, a large group of royal family members. The Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Sussex also represented Prince Andrew and Paul McCartney in court during their divorce.
Helen Ward, who defended Guy Ritchie during his break with Madonna, is Sheikh Mohammed.
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