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Amidst Controversy, Portrait of Princess Mako who is Willing to Relinquish Her Royal Title to Marry a Commoner

Amidst Controversy, Portrait of Princess Mako who is Willing to Relinquish Her Royal Title to Marry a Commoner

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Amidst Controversy, Portrait of Princess Mako who is Willing to Relinquish Her Royal Title to Marry a Commoner

Princess Mako has now relinquished her royal title from the Japanese empire. On October 26, Princess Mako married a commoner named Kei Komuro. Their relationship had previously sparked controversy and was not approved by many. However, confident in her decision, Princess Mako ultimately married the man of her dreams.

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Princess Mako and her husband, Kei Komuro, recently held a press conference on October 26. They announced their marriage at the Grand Arc Hotel in Tokyo, Japan.

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The love story of Princess Mako and Kei has attracted public attention and sparked controversy. Nevertheless, the princess is confident in her decision to renounce her royal title.

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Initially, Princess Mako met Kei during a student exchange briefing. Their relationship continued and they got engaged in 2017.

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Despite the controversies, they proceeded with a simple wedding ceremony without any royal rituals or traditions. Princess Mako and Kei got married in a modest manner.

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Princess Mako also declined the wedding gift money from the Imperial Family, amounting to 153 million yen or approximately 19 billion Indonesian Rupiah.

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A number of controversies surrounding Kei Komuro have attracted attention. Kei's mother is burdened with debt from her ex-husband, so many consider that Kei Komuro is only using Princess Mako. Another controversy is the rumor that Kei Komuro is a playboy and womanizer. Many of his photos are circulating on social media.

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Now Princess Mako will depart for the United States and continue her life there. Kei Komuro is reportedly working at a law firm in the United States, as quoted from Liputan6.com.

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