Revealing evidence that the former Japanese princess and her husband had marital problems
Recently, Kei Komuro and the former Japanese princess were both posted by the media with the latest photos at two different times. The royal groom was photographed on the day he received his second failed exam results and he was on his way to work. Meanwhile, Mako was photographed the next day on her way to a hospital with a tired look.
News Postseven reported that many internet users have noticed that the former Japanese princess and her husband are not wearing wedding rings. This sparked rumors that the couple’s marriage was in trouble after 6 months in the US.
“Neither of them were wearing the same ring they used at the wedding press conference. There has been instability here, at this moment everyone is worried about their future“, a source told the News Postseven.
The former Japanese princess and her husband do not wear wedding rings.
In mid-April, Kei Komuro (30 years old), continued to fail in the race for a New York state barrister’s degree. This news has made the former couple Princess Mako become the focus of criticism of the land of the rising sun once again. The pressure surrounded by many difficulties and challenges is said to be the cause of the couple’s marriage showing signs of cracking.
Not only received a lot of ridicule and sarcasm of public opinion, the royal groom was also recently “opened” to the past with many questionable questions raised. Specifically, in 2018, Kei Komuro received the Michael Martin Scholarship when he entered Fordham University (USA). This is a large scholarship, fully covering tuition fees, dormitory rent, books… and also a living expenses of 10 million yen a year (about 1.8 billion VND).
“Receiving the scholarship at that time showed that Komuro had to be at least in the top 15% of students with the highest scores in the class. However, later reality showed that his academic results were not so excellent“, said a reporter specializing in writing about the royal family.
The New York State Bar Examination is the largest measure to show the true ability of law school students. However, Kei Komuro failed not once but twice, raising suspicions that the scholarship the royal groom received in the past was due to a special “impact”.
Kei Komuro is suspected of getting the scholarship thanks to the Japanese royal family.
It is known that the annual average pass rate of the New York State bar exam is over 60%, sometimes more than 70%. The second pass rate is lower but not too high. Many people suspect that Kei Komuro’s scholarship to study abroad is thanks to the reputation of the Japanese royal family, but the actual ability is not as excellent as previous praise.
Another reporter analyzed: “In letting Mako get married, Crown Prince Fumihito and the Imperial Agency are particularly interested in Kei Komuro’s future life plans. Mako has given up her title and the facade of the Japanese royal family will no longer interfere in her life.
But in reality, Mako is still the daughter of the Crown Prince and the sister of the future Emperor, so Kei Komuro still benefits from the reputation of the royal family. This is not surprising at all, even as Komuro denied he received special treatment during his wedding day press conference in October.“.
Source: Yahoo Japan, News Postseven
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