Marrying the Right Person, This is the Figure of Queen Jetsun Pema who Makes the King of Bhutan Not Want Polygamy

Kapanlagi.com - The love story between King Jigme Keshar and his wife Queen Jetsun Pema from the kingdom of Bhutan is indeed very interesting. As we know, they have just celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary.

This special moment was celebrated by sharing a portrait of their small family on Instagram. In the photo, King Jigme and Queen Jetsun are posing with their two children, Prince Jugme Namyel Wangchuck and Prince Jigme Ugyen. They are dressed in traditional Bhutanese attire.

It is known that King Jigme married Queen Jetsun on October 13, 2011. At that time, Queen Jetsun was only 21 years old. This young marriage made Queen Jetsun known as the youngest queen in the Asian continent.

The love story of King Jigme and Queen Jetsun is often compared to Prince William and Kate Middleton. In fact, they are nicknamed the William and Kate of the Himalayas. Not only that, Queen Jigme and Queen Jetsun also got married in the same year as William and Kate.

1. Don't Want Polygamy

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On the other hand, the Bhutanese government does have a tradition that allows the king to have multiple wives or practice polygamy. However, King Jigme chooses to remain faithful to Queen Jetsun.

Queen Jigme's beauty has been widely recognized by many people around the world. Not only that, she is a certain woman who has received education in International Relations at Regent's College, London, England.

Like a fairy tale, King Jigme has long had feelings for Queen Jetsun. King Jigme patiently waited for Queen Jetsun to grow up so that they could eventually get married.

In his confession, King Jigme mentioned his wife as the right person for him. "I waited long enough to get married. But it doesn't matter when you marry the right person. And now I am marrying the right person," said King Jigme as quoted from InStyle on Wednesday (3/10).

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