Princess Mako revealed unusual points while rushing to America, would she have to bear the burden of "raising" her husband?

The former Japanese princess and her husband left Japan to fly to New York to start a new life.

The fact that Mako was able to quickly come to the US in a short time has caused mixed opinions. Hiroshi Kiyohara, an international lawyer with a law degree in New York, told the media that Mako's trip to the US was quite unusual. According to this lawyer, it is quite convenient for Mako to get a visa after just over 2 weeks of marriage compared to other ordinary people.

"I used to apply for a visa at the US Embassy in Tokyo, but it usually takes about 2 months. I have to wait about 1 month to schedule an interview appointment and have to wait another month to receive the visa. Regarding Mako's case, there are no reports of her going to the US Embassy. So I don't know how Mako was able to leave Japan for the US so quickly," Hiroshi Kiyohara said.

The question of lawyer Hiroshi Kiyohara is also what many internet users are concerned about when they think that Mako has become a commoner, why she has preferential treatment compared to ordinary people. According to US media, Mako and her husband are in a complex completed in 2017 with 392 apartments, all with sweeping views of the city. The former Japanese princess and her husband are renting a one-bedroom apartment, about a 15-minute walk from Kei Komuro's workplace.

According to Japanese broadcaster NHK, Mako is currently in the process of completing the necessary documents to be able to work in the US. Meanwhile, Kei Komuro continues to work as an assistant in the Manhattan office of the law firm Lowenstein Sandler. In addition, commoner pro-coders must also focus on exam preparation to prepare for the bar exam in New York in February next year. Japanese media recently reported that if Kei Komuro fails, his job will be affected and the couple's finances will be a challenge. However, according to some sources, Mako will use her savings of 100 million yen (nearly 20 billion VND) to support her husband until he passes. This information caused the Japanese public to continue to stir up when they thought that this marriage was too disparate and difficult to last. The most disadvantaged here is Mako when she gave up everything before to follow love to America with an uncertain future. Currently, the Japanese royal side and the Mako couple have not responded to the above news.

Mako, a Japanese princess who gave up everything to marry her lover, is ready to marry simply without a dowry, in stark contrast to other princesses. The fact that Mako and Kei Komuro come to the US to live is likened to an "escape" from the pressure of the media and the harshness of public opinion.

The Mainichi newspaper described the Mako couple as not showing fatigue after a long flight, the couple constantly bowing to everyone. The Mainichi newspaper wrote: "Mako seemed relieved to have arrived safely in New York. She bowed several times and smiled at the concerned people who greeted her at the airport, before Kei urged her to get in the car."

SmartFlash reported that Mako felt comfortable when she got off at Kennedy Airport. "Behind the mask, Mako's narrowed eyes can be seen smiling and walking comfortably," wrote SmartFlash.

Daily Japan has an article with the title: "Mako Komuro arrives in New York with a happy smile and starts a new life". Many netizens who supported the couple expressed their joy when they finally got to see Mako's bright, happy smile. One net user commented: "This is Mako's first smile that I have seen in a long time, it is a memorable moment. After all, Mako is back with her original happy smile." .

Another comment said: "The image of Mako at the airport, with a gentle smile, with loose hair is very beautiful".

Before that, while in Japan, Mako never smiled after getting married on October 26. Every time she appeared in the media, the former Japanese princess clearly showed a tired, exhausted look with a confused and sad look in her eyes.

"On the 19th day of their marriage, the newlyweds left Japan for a new land on a beautiful sunny day. Mako and Komuro arrived at the local airport, where they were greeted by about 10 people including staff. royal security. When she got into the car, Mako smiled brightly and thanked those who cared about the couple. She almost didn't smile before leaving Japan," an article in Daily Japan said.

Before leaving for the US with her husband, on the afternoon of November 13, Mako said goodbye to her parents and two sisters at the Akasaka Imperial Palace. She dressed casually with rolled-up jeans, a gray t-shirt, and a cardigan over it. The Postseven commented that the jeans seemed to show that Mako was ready to leave the royal status and become a commoner. Meanwhile, according to Japanese media, Komuro faces a major obstacle in the US as he will have to balance work and exam preparation to prepare for the New York State bar exam in February. next year. "If Komuro fails the exam the second time, he may have to go back to Japan," said Kazuma Higuchi, a lawyer at the Higuchi International Law Office.

Princess Mako received bad news about her husband right after getting married, about to be disillusioned in the West because of this Hà Hà15:44:30 01/11/20213 days after the particularly turbulent wedding of Princess Mako of Japan and her commoner fiance, public opinion continued to stir when it was reported that her newlywed husband, Kei Komuro had just received the results and failed the exam. bar exam in New York State, USA...