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Princess Haya Bint al-Hussein: The Dubai royal ‘hiding in London’
Princess Haya Bint al-Hussein, a wife of the ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum, has left her husband – a highly unusual move for a senior royal in the UAE. The princess is now said to be hiding in a townhouse in central London. She was conspicuously absent from Royal Ascot this year, despite…
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Princess Haya, Wife of Dubai’s Ruler Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum, Is Reportedly Seeking Protection in London
Princess Haya Bint al Hussein, the sixth wife of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the billionaire ruler of Dubai, is said to be seeking refuge in London after reportedly leaving her husband and fleeing Dubai. She is thought to be living with the couple’s two children in a mansion near Kensington Palace worth about…
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EXCLUSIVE: Dubai ruler’s wife Princess Haya spent months plotting her escape from marriage after being told billionaire husband LIED about ‘imprisoning and torturing elder daughter’
The youngest wife of Dubai’s ruler spent months meticulously plotting her escape to London after being told her husband lied to her about imprisoning and torturing his elder daughter, MailOnline can reveal. Friends told MailOnline Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein fled Dubai after hearing about how Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Maktoum had apparently treated his…
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Dubai’s Princess Haya battles billionaire ruler husband in UK High Court
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UAE princess fled Dubai after learning ‘disturbing facts’ about Latifa’s escape: Report
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Sheikh’s wife seeks haven in UK ‘fearing for her life’
A wife of the ruler of Dubai is seeking sanctuary in Britain in fear of her life after fleeing with £31 million, it was claimed yesterday. Princess Haya bint al-Hussein, 45, and her husband Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, 69, are embroiled in High Court action in London over the future of their family. The…
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Another Dubai Princess Defects. Anguished Poetry Ensues.
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Princess Haya: Dubai ruler’s wife in UK ‘in fear of her life’
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As her friends the ruler of Dubai and his young wife split, Simon Walters and Richard Kay ask: How will the Queen avoid being dragged into one of Britain’s biggest ever divorces?
The mansion stands in picture-perfect splendour overlooking Kensington Palace on a tree-lined private road known as Billionaires’ Row guarded by liveried gatekeepers. Outside, on Britain’s most expensive street, all is calm. But behind the bullet-proof glass of the mansion on Palace Green, a menacing domestic drama is being played out.
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Sheikh’s wife ‘flees’ to London home