Sheikha Mahra Bint Mohammed Bin Rashid al Mana Al Maktoum posted a private message on her Instagram profile announcing her divorce from her father, Sheikh Mana Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid al Mana Al Maktoum.
Just a few weeks after the pair celebrated the beginning of their first baby, Shaikha Mahra, the princess of the Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and the Ruler of Dubai, made this statement.
In her communication, the Dubai lady wrote,” Dear Husband, As you are occupied with other colleagues, I hereby declare our marriage. I marriage you, I divorced you, and I divorced you. Consider treatment. Your ex-wife”.
The pair had unfollowed each other on Instagram and removed all images of them from their respective information, which has caused a stir among users on social media platforms.
Some people even made up theories about whether the pair had squatted against one another, while some questioned whether Sheikha Mahra’s bill had been hacked, while people called it a “prank.” Despite the combined emotions, a number of Sheikha Mahra’s followers have expressed their support for her choice.
In response to the blog, one customer commented,” Poor news. God love you”, while another showed their support by creating,” I am happy. Your Decision”.
Another person wrote,” But the marriage will happen from Husband’s part, right? And Wife has to choose Khul ‘”?
Sheikh Mana and Shaikha Mahra tied the knot in May of that year, and they were blessed with a child child exactly one year later, in May 2024. On May 2, Sheikh Mana shared the wonderful information on Instagram accounts, revealing that their newborn child, named after her family, had arrived.
A few weeks before this happened, the lady had posted an intriguing concept on Instagram, embracing her child and saying,” Only the two of us”. Questions were raised by this post regarding possible problems that might have existed unabated.
Shaikha Mahra is a proponent of local manufacturers in the UAE and children’s independence. She received both a university education from the Mohammed bin Rashid Government Administration and an international relations degree from a school in the UK.
