Princess Haya in divorce court - had an affair with her bodyguard

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Anonymous wrote:Haya wins her case!

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/03/dubais-runaway-princess-wins-her-case#intcid=recommendations_vanity-fair-bottom-recirc-similar_427fa51c-5555-497a-aa9b-8fcbacb876f1_similar2-3-mab_entityTopicSimilarity

Her win doesn’t mean anything. If he wants her back or the children back, he will take them. No one will stop him and there will be no way to force their return.

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Anonymous wrote:Haya wins her case!

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/03/dubais-runaway-princess-wins-her-case#intcid=recommendations_vanity-fair-bottom-recirc-similar_427fa51c-5555-497a-aa9b-8fcbacb876f1_similar2-3-mab_entityTopicSimilarity

Her win doesn’t mean anything. If he wants her back or the children back, he will take them. No one will stop him and there will be no way to force their return.

I don't agree with that at all.

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Anonymous wrote:Haya wins her case!

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/03/dubais-runaway-princess-wins-her-case#intcid=recommendations_vanity-fair-bottom-recirc-similar_427fa51c-5555-497a-aa9b-8fcbacb876f1_similar2-3-mab_entityTopicSimilarity

Her win doesn’t mean anything. If he wants her back or the children back, he will take them. No one will stop him and there will be no way to force their return.

I don't agree with that at all.

Disagree all you want. If their father really wants to he will get them back and Haya will never see them again.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Haya wins her case!

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/03/dubais-runaway-princess-wins-her-case#intcid=recommendations_vanity-fair-bottom-recirc-similar_427fa51c-5555-497a-aa9b-8fcbacb876f1_similar2-3-mab_entityTopicSimilarity

Her win doesn’t mean anything. If he wants her back or the children back, he will take them. No one will stop him and there will be no way to force their return.

I don't agree with that at all.

Have you not read what he’s done this far? Why do you think he would not be able to get to her?

[Anonymous]

I honestly can’t believe there isn’t more outrage about this story. He’s a monster.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I honestly can’t believe there isn’t more outrage about this story. He’s a monster.

He's the absolute ruler of one of the richest countries in the world. Not sure what anyone could do. She's lucky she got away and managed to squirrel away so much money.

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Anonymous wrote:I honestly can’t believe there isn’t more outrage about this story. He’s a monster.

He's the absolute ruler of one of the richest countries in the world. Not sure what anyone could do. She's lucky she got away and managed to squirrel away so much money.

This. And women have zero say there. He also is welcomed all over the world. No country has any interest in really interfering with his actions. The ruling from the British courts is meaningless. No one will stop him if he wants those children back.

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Anonymous wrote:I honestly can’t believe there isn’t more outrage about this story. He’s a monster.

He's the absolute ruler of one of the richest countries in the world. Not sure what anyone could do. She's lucky she got away and managed to squirrel away so much money.

Let's also be perfectly clear that all of this was all well known to Haya when they married. You have to ask yourself why a seemingly progressive woman marries a guy 25 years her senior who already has other wives and countless children, and has no intention of divorcing them. Haya is not a full Arab but as a shami, she certainly knew the way of the Gulfies, and the way they run their houses and countries. But no, Haya thought she could be the fabulous one, the wife who gets to wear regular dresses and mingle with the international jetset while the Emirati wives stay at home. I wonder what her reasons were - like twenty billion of them.

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Anonymous wrote:Haya wins her case!

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/03/dubais-runaway-princess-wins-her-case#intcid=recommendations_vanity-fair-bottom-recirc-similar_427fa51c-5555-497a-aa9b-8fcbacb876f1_similar2-3-mab_entityTopicSimilarity

Her win doesn’t mean anything. If he wants her back or the children back, he will take them. No one will stop him and there will be no way to force their return.

I don't agree with that at all.

Disagree all you want. If their father really wants to he will get them back and Haya will never see them again.

Don't worry, when the kids grow up and papa tells them how much money could be theirs if they return, they'll trot back. Especially the boy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I honestly can’t believe there isn’t more outrage about this story. He’s a monster.

Says the American justifying the crazy behavior by the Clintons, Obamas, Bidens and Trumps.

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Anonymous wrote:I honestly can’t believe there isn’t more outrage about this story. He’s a monster.

He's the absolute ruler of one of the richest countries in the world. Not sure what anyone could do. She's lucky she got away and managed to squirrel away so much money.

Let's also be perfectly clear that all of this was all well known to Haya when they married. You have to ask yourself why a seemingly progressive woman marries a guy 25 years her senior who already has other wives and countless children, and has no intention of divorcing them. Haya is not a full Arab but as a shami, she certainly knew the way of the Gulfies, and the way they run their houses and countries. But no, Haya thought she could be the fabulous one, the wife who gets to wear regular dresses and mingle with the international jetset while the Emirati wives stay at home. I wonder what her reasons were - like twenty billion of them.

Hm sounds like another Royal we all know who married in to a well known institution and thought she could be the fabulous one. All was well and good while it was serving her purposes...until it wasn’t.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder how the British feel...being stuck in the middle.

The UK has military contracts with Jordan. But the Sheikh of Dubai basically treats Balmoral as his summer home and goes to Ascot or the Derby with the Queen every year.




https://emirateswoman.com/sheikh-mohammed-queen-elizabeth-ii/

Look at these two trolls living the high life for no reason.

“Royalty“ needs to end pronto.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I honestly can’t believe there isn’t more outrage about this story. He’s a monster.

He's the absolute ruler of one of the richest countries in the world. Not sure what anyone could do. She's lucky she got away and managed to squirrel away so much money.

Let's also be perfectly clear that all of this was all well known to Haya when they married. You have to ask yourself why a seemingly progressive woman marries a guy 25 years her senior who already has other wives and countless children, and has no intention of divorcing them. Haya is not a full Arab but as a shami, she certainly knew the way of the Gulfies, and the way they run their houses and countries. But no, Haya thought she could be the fabulous one, the wife who gets to wear regular dresses and mingle with the international jetset while the Emirati wives stay at home. I wonder what her reasons were - like twenty billion of them.

Hm sounds like another Royal we all know who married in to a well known institution and thought she could be the fabulous one. All was well and good while it was serving her purposes...until it wasn’t.

Exactly. These women married into extreme wealth and fame, then are surprised when there are strings attached. Although you can't really compare a mother who's afraid for the safety of herself and her children to someone who's disjointed over not getting the exact PR that she covets.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I honestly can’t believe there isn’t more outrage about this story. He’s a monster.

He's the absolute ruler of one of the richest countries in the world. Not sure what anyone could do. She's lucky she got away and managed to squirrel away so much money.

Let's also be perfectly clear that all of this was all well known to Haya when they married. You have to ask yourself why a seemingly progressive woman marries a guy 25 years her senior who already has other wives and countless children, and has no intention of divorcing them. Haya is not a full Arab but as a shami, she certainly knew the way of the Gulfies, and the way they run their houses and countries. But no, Haya thought she could be the fabulous one, the wife who gets to wear regular dresses and mingle with the international jetset while the Emirati wives stay at home. I wonder what her reasons were - like twenty billion of them.

She fled after he divorced her.

[Anonymous]

Wow, I never heard any of this story. This is outrageous!