A former Japanese princess has left the country for a life in New York after giving up her royal status to marry her 'commoner' husband
A former Japanese princess has left the country for a life in New York after giving up her royal status to marry her"commoner" husband.The couple, both 30, married in a small ceremony on 26 October, which saw her forfeit her imperial status.The couple turn to look at another during a news conference to announce their wedding in October. Pic: AP
At a news conference announcing their marriage, Mrs Komuro said:"To me, Kei is a very important, indispensable existence. "He is someone I cannot do without and marriage is that decision needed for us to live on, staying true to our hearts."Her husband added:"I love Mako. I want to live the only life I have with the person I love."
They are moving so that Mr Komuro can pursue his law career with a job at a US law firm, after failing his first attempt at the New York bar exam last month.
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