Mako - Japanese princess reunites with her fiancé Kei Komuro after 3 years of long distance relationship

Recently, the online community noticed that Kei Komuro - the fiancé of Japanese Princess Mako appeared for the first time after a period of isolation since returning home from the US.

Kei Komuro is the focus of public opinion in the country, he stepped out with the welcome of dozens of reporters waiting outside. To protect the security of the royal groom, more than 50 bodyguards were dispatched. Kei Komuro went to the palace to greet his wife's parents - Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko. He will also get to meet his fiancée Mako for the first time in three years. Previously, Mako and Komuro were engaged in 2017, but Komuro went to New York in 2018 to study abroad after having a financial debt scandal. Since then, the couple has been in a long distance relationship for 3 years. The appearance of the royal concubine of Japan immediately attracted attention because he cut off his ponytail.

When Komuro returned to Japan earlier, his appearance with long hair, tied in a ponytail was criticized by the public and the media derided it as "lack of seriousness, immodest, and unsuitable for the emperor's son-in-law. ethnicity". But right before the wedding day, the groom finally "slapped" his appearance. Recently, Princess Mako also performed her last royal duties before losing her title, becoming a commoner. She and other family members attended the annual traditional ceremony that takes place at Kashikodokoro Shrine. According to the royal calendar, Princess Mako will greet the Emperor and Empress on the 22nd of this month, and greet her parents on the 25th. The two will go to register their marriage at a later date without holding a formal wedding ceremony. communication as usual.

The Japanese royal family also said that on the afternoon of 26, Princess Mako and Kei Komuro will hold a press conference in front of the media. The royal side also emphasized that the Princess will appear as "commoner" Mako Komuro and the cost of holding the press conference will be paid for by herself. Kei Komuro completed his law school course in May this year and took the bar exam in New York in July. He won't receive his final results until December.

Not long ago, Kayo's ex-fiance, mother Kei Komuro released a statement that there was no progress in negotiations to settle a financial dispute between him and Komuro. According to Japanese media, the scandal of stealing $ 35,488 (more than 800 million dong) from Kayo's ex-fiancé is the reason why the wedding of Princess Mako and Komuro has been delayed for more than 3 years. This is also the main reason that a part of the Japanese public opposes the royal wedding because they think that Komuro is not worthy of the love and status of Princess Mako.

Kayo's ex-fiancé said that this woman always used the excuse of her poor health to refuse to discuss and resolve the case. The man added that he had received no details from Komuro about a possible financial payment. After a series of newspapers attacked the groom's family's financial scandal, the Japanese royal family had to postpone the wedding. Kayo was also accused by a Japanese journalist of cheating to receive state pensions. Ms. Kayo will officially become the mother-in-law of Princess Mako on October 26. However, Japanese public opinion was not interested in Ms. Kayo because of the consecutive scandals that broke out. It is known that Ms. Kayo is a single mother, taking care of and raising Kei Komuro alone.

According to Japanese media, Ms. Kayo pampered and loved her son to the fullest and created all conditions for Komuro to study well. However, Ms Kayo is receiving much criticism because of her financial troubles that do not fit royal standards. Some Japanese news sites even said that when Ms. Kayo went to meet the future in-laws' family, she is said to have asked Princess Mako's parents to pay for Komuro's study abroad in the US.

Photos of Ms. Kayo shared on the media show that she always follows her son closely and her face is rarely gentle. Japanese public opinion commented that Ms. Kayo had many hidden and unreliable points. They believe that Ms. Kayo wants to take advantage of the Japanese royal family for her own gain. An official from Japan's Imperial Household Agency once said: "There is nothing to comment on" when referring to the latest scandal of Princess Mako's fiancé's family. The series of scandals that occur before the Komuro family's wedding will probably add to the pressure on Princess Mako, who is being treated for Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). A group of people took to the streets to protest against Princess Mako's marriage to a commoner boyfriend because they wanted to protect the dignity of the royal family.