The princess decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this.
You must have seen a video a few days back of a small child singing ‘Baspan ka pyar, bhool nahi jana’. One such information has come out which is making this time worthwhile. Actually, Princess Mako of the royal family in Japan has to marry her childhood friend Kei Komuro. The princess has decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this. Princess Mako is relinquishing her status as a member of her royal family to a ‘common man’ fiancée.
Princess Mako’s fiancé Komuro also returned to Japan on Monday for her wedding. The marriage was put on hold for more than three years due to a financial dispute involving Comoro’s mother. 29-year-old Kei Komuro has arrived in Japan from New York. Let us tell you that Mako is the niece of Emperor Naruhito. Both Mako and Komuro studied at the International Christian University in Tokyo. The couple announced their marriage in September 2017, but a financial dispute broke out two months later, which led to the postponement of the wedding. This economic dispute was of 40 lakh yen i.e. about 26.64 lakh rupees.
Comoro then moved to New York to study law in 2018. After that he returned to Japan for the first time. He did not comment at the airport and got in the car and left. The couple is expected to tie the knot in October. According to reports, this couple can go to New York after marriage. Earlier, Prince Harry of Britain also married outside the family in 2018. His marriage to American actress Megan Merkel has been the talk of the world. Harry and Merkel live in America after marriage. In the Japanese dynasty, only men inherited the throne. Because of this, Princess Mako’s younger brother Prince Hisahito (14) is currently the only heir to the throne other than his father Akishino. According to the imperial rules of Japan, the sons of royal women who married outside the dynasty are not considered heirs to the throne.
The princess decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this.
You must have seen a video a few days back of a small child singing ‘Baspan ka pyar, bhool nahi jana’. One such information has come out which is making this time worthwhile. Actually, Princess Mako of the royal family in Japan has to marry her childhood friend Kei Komuro. The princess has decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this. Princess Mako is relinquishing her status as a member of her royal family to a ‘common man’ fiancée.
Princess Mako’s fiancé Komuro also returned to Japan on Monday for her wedding. The marriage was put on hold for more than three years due to a financial dispute involving Comoro’s mother. 29-year-old Kei Komuro has arrived in Japan from New York. Let us tell you that Mako is the niece of Emperor Naruhito. Both Mako and Komuro studied at the International Christian University in Tokyo. The couple announced their marriage in September 2017, but a financial dispute broke out two months later, which led to the postponement of the wedding. This economic dispute was of 40 lakh yen i.e. about 26.64 lakh rupees.
Comoro then moved to New York to study law in 2018. After that he returned to Japan for the first time. He did not comment at the airport and got in the car and left. The couple is expected to tie the knot in October. According to reports, this couple can go to New York after marriage. Earlier, Prince Harry of Britain also married outside the family in 2018. His marriage to American actress Megan Merkel has been the talk of the world. Harry and Merkel live in America after marriage. In the Japanese dynasty, only men inherited the throne. Because of this, Princess Mako’s younger brother Prince Hisahito (14) is currently the only heir to the throne other than his father Akishino. According to the imperial rules of Japan, the sons of royal women who married outside the dynasty are not considered heirs to the throne.
The princess decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this.
You must have seen a video a few days back of a small child singing ‘Baspan ka pyar, bhool nahi jana’. One such information has come out which is making this time worthwhile. Actually, Princess Mako of the royal family in Japan has to marry her childhood friend Kei Komuro. The princess has decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this. Princess Mako is relinquishing her status as a member of her royal family to a ‘common man’ fiancée.
Princess Mako’s fiancé Komuro also returned to Japan on Monday for her wedding. The marriage was put on hold for more than three years due to a financial dispute involving Comoro’s mother. 29-year-old Kei Komuro has arrived in Japan from New York. Let us tell you that Mako is the niece of Emperor Naruhito. Both Mako and Komuro studied at the International Christian University in Tokyo. The couple announced their marriage in September 2017, but a financial dispute broke out two months later, which led to the postponement of the wedding. This economic dispute was of 40 lakh yen i.e. about 26.64 lakh rupees.
Comoro then moved to New York to study law in 2018. After that he returned to Japan for the first time. He did not comment at the airport and got in the car and left. The couple is expected to tie the knot in October. According to reports, this couple can go to New York after marriage. Earlier, Prince Harry of Britain also married outside the family in 2018. His marriage to American actress Megan Merkel has been the talk of the world. Harry and Merkel live in America after marriage. In the Japanese dynasty, only men inherited the throne. Because of this, Princess Mako’s younger brother Prince Hisahito (14) is currently the only heir to the throne other than his father Akishino. According to the imperial rules of Japan, the sons of royal women who married outside the dynasty are not considered heirs to the throne.
The princess decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this.
You must have seen a video a few days back of a small child singing ‘Baspan ka pyar, bhool nahi jana’. One such information has come out which is making this time worthwhile. Actually, Princess Mako of the royal family in Japan has to marry her childhood friend Kei Komuro. The princess has decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this. Princess Mako is relinquishing her status as a member of her royal family to a ‘common man’ fiancée.
Princess Mako’s fiancé Komuro also returned to Japan on Monday for her wedding. The marriage was put on hold for more than three years due to a financial dispute involving Comoro’s mother. 29-year-old Kei Komuro has arrived in Japan from New York. Let us tell you that Mako is the niece of Emperor Naruhito. Both Mako and Komuro studied at the International Christian University in Tokyo. The couple announced their marriage in September 2017, but a financial dispute broke out two months later, which led to the postponement of the wedding. This economic dispute was of 40 lakh yen i.e. about 26.64 lakh rupees.
Comoro then moved to New York to study law in 2018. After that he returned to Japan for the first time. He did not comment at the airport and got in the car and left. The couple is expected to tie the knot in October. According to reports, this couple can go to New York after marriage. Earlier, Prince Harry of Britain also married outside the family in 2018. His marriage to American actress Megan Merkel has been the talk of the world. Harry and Merkel live in America after marriage. In the Japanese dynasty, only men inherited the throne. Because of this, Princess Mako’s younger brother Prince Hisahito (14) is currently the only heir to the throne other than his father Akishino. According to the imperial rules of Japan, the sons of royal women who married outside the dynasty are not considered heirs to the throne.
The princess decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this.
You must have seen a video a few days back of a small child singing ‘Baspan ka pyar, bhool nahi jana’. One such information has come out which is making this time worthwhile. Actually, Princess Mako of the royal family in Japan has to marry her childhood friend Kei Komuro. The princess has decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this. Princess Mako is relinquishing her status as a member of her royal family to a ‘common man’ fiancée.
Princess Mako’s fiancé Komuro also returned to Japan on Monday for her wedding. The marriage was put on hold for more than three years due to a financial dispute involving Comoro’s mother. 29-year-old Kei Komuro has arrived in Japan from New York. Let us tell you that Mako is the niece of Emperor Naruhito. Both Mako and Komuro studied at the International Christian University in Tokyo. The couple announced their marriage in September 2017, but a financial dispute broke out two months later, which led to the postponement of the wedding. This economic dispute was of 40 lakh yen i.e. about 26.64 lakh rupees.
Comoro then moved to New York to study law in 2018. After that he returned to Japan for the first time. He did not comment at the airport and got in the car and left. The couple is expected to tie the knot in October. According to reports, this couple can go to New York after marriage. Earlier, Prince Harry of Britain also married outside the family in 2018. His marriage to American actress Megan Merkel has been the talk of the world. Harry and Merkel live in America after marriage. In the Japanese dynasty, only men inherited the throne. Because of this, Princess Mako’s younger brother Prince Hisahito (14) is currently the only heir to the throne other than his father Akishino. According to the imperial rules of Japan, the sons of royal women who married outside the dynasty are not considered heirs to the throne.
The princess decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this.
You must have seen a video a few days back of a small child singing ‘Baspan ka pyar, bhool nahi jana’. One such information has come out which is making this time worthwhile. Actually, Princess Mako of the royal family in Japan has to marry her childhood friend Kei Komuro. The princess has decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this. Princess Mako is relinquishing her status as a member of her royal family to a ‘common man’ fiancée.
Princess Mako’s fiancé Komuro also returned to Japan on Monday for her wedding. The marriage was put on hold for more than three years due to a financial dispute involving Comoro’s mother. 29-year-old Kei Komuro has arrived in Japan from New York. Let us tell you that Mako is the niece of Emperor Naruhito. Both Mako and Komuro studied at the International Christian University in Tokyo. The couple announced their marriage in September 2017, but a financial dispute broke out two months later, which led to the postponement of the wedding. This economic dispute was of 40 lakh yen i.e. about 26.64 lakh rupees.
Comoro then moved to New York to study law in 2018. After that he returned to Japan for the first time. He did not comment at the airport and got in the car and left. The couple is expected to tie the knot in October. According to reports, this couple can go to New York after marriage. Earlier, Prince Harry of Britain also married outside the family in 2018. His marriage to American actress Megan Merkel has been the talk of the world. Harry and Merkel live in America after marriage. In the Japanese dynasty, only men inherited the throne. Because of this, Princess Mako’s younger brother Prince Hisahito (14) is currently the only heir to the throne other than his father Akishino. According to the imperial rules of Japan, the sons of royal women who married outside the dynasty are not considered heirs to the throne.
The princess decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this.
You must have seen a video a few days back of a small child singing ‘Baspan ka pyar, bhool nahi jana’. One such information has come out which is making this time worthwhile. Actually, Princess Mako of the royal family in Japan has to marry her childhood friend Kei Komuro. The princess has decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this. Princess Mako is relinquishing her status as a member of her royal family to a ‘common man’ fiancée.
Princess Mako’s fiancé Komuro also returned to Japan on Monday for her wedding. The marriage was put on hold for more than three years due to a financial dispute involving Comoro’s mother. 29-year-old Kei Komuro has arrived in Japan from New York. Let us tell you that Mako is the niece of Emperor Naruhito. Both Mako and Komuro studied at the International Christian University in Tokyo. The couple announced their marriage in September 2017, but a financial dispute broke out two months later, which led to the postponement of the wedding. This economic dispute was of 40 lakh yen i.e. about 26.64 lakh rupees.
Comoro then moved to New York to study law in 2018. After that he returned to Japan for the first time. He did not comment at the airport and got in the car and left. The couple is expected to tie the knot in October. According to reports, this couple can go to New York after marriage. Earlier, Prince Harry of Britain also married outside the family in 2018. His marriage to American actress Megan Merkel has been the talk of the world. Harry and Merkel live in America after marriage. In the Japanese dynasty, only men inherited the throne. Because of this, Princess Mako’s younger brother Prince Hisahito (14) is currently the only heir to the throne other than his father Akishino. According to the imperial rules of Japan, the sons of royal women who married outside the dynasty are not considered heirs to the throne.
The princess decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this.
You must have seen a video a few days back of a small child singing ‘Baspan ka pyar, bhool nahi jana’. One such information has come out which is making this time worthwhile. Actually, Princess Mako of the royal family in Japan has to marry her childhood friend Kei Komuro. The princess has decided to leave around Rs 10 crore from the royal family for this. Princess Mako is relinquishing her status as a member of her royal family to a ‘common man’ fiancée.
Princess Mako’s fiancé Komuro also returned to Japan on Monday for her wedding. The marriage was put on hold for more than three years due to a financial dispute involving Comoro’s mother. 29-year-old Kei Komuro has arrived in Japan from New York. Let us tell you that Mako is the niece of Emperor Naruhito. Both Mako and Komuro studied at the International Christian University in Tokyo. The couple announced their marriage in September 2017, but a financial dispute broke out two months later, which led to the postponement of the wedding. This economic dispute was of 40 lakh yen i.e. about 26.64 lakh rupees.
Comoro then moved to New York to study law in 2018. After that he returned to Japan for the first time. He did not comment at the airport and got in the car and left. The couple is expected to tie the knot in October. According to reports, this couple can go to New York after marriage. Earlier, Prince Harry of Britain also married outside the family in 2018. His marriage to American actress Megan Merkel has been the talk of the world. Harry and Merkel live in America after marriage. In the Japanese dynasty, only men inherited the throne. Because of this, Princess Mako’s younger brother Prince Hisahito (14) is currently the only heir to the throne other than his father Akishino. According to the imperial rules of Japan, the sons of royal women who married outside the dynasty are not considered heirs to the throne.
