Princess Mako
New York Luxury Living? This is how she lives with Kei Komuro
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After several setbacks and what is probably the saddest royal wedding in the world, Princess Mako and Kei Komuro can finally start their new life in New York – and that should be quite luxurious.
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In New York, Princess Mako, 30, started a new life with her newlywed Kei Komuro, 30, on November 14, 2021. But the start was also bumpy – a condition to which Japan’s former princess has probably gotten used to in the last few months – unfortunately.
After all, the daughter of Crown Prince Akishino, 55, and Crown Princess Kiko, 55, expect a far more comfortable living situation in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen instead of a simple apartment like in Tokyo in their new American home. The British “Daily Mail” claims to have found out.
Princess Mako: Finally arrived after several strokes of fate
First the media battle in the run-up to her wedding with her college friend Kei, then a meager marriage, at which Mako said she was “not doing well”. The latter is due to negative coverage of kei and pressure from Japan’s people, who in large part opposed their marriage to a commoner.
In addition, Mako’s husband failed his bar exam and her beloved grandfather died in early November shortly after their wedding. The reason for Makos and Keis delayed the start of their new life in the US because the funeral took place on November 13th.
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New luxury lifestyle in exile in New York
Now it’s time for the Komuros to take a deep breath and arrive – and that should happen in the most comfortable way imaginable. Because after they left Japan amid great media hype on November 14th and arrived at JFK Airport in New York, the couple is said to have moved into a luxurious one-room apartment in Manhattan, according to the Daily Mail.
Her new home is said to be in an apartment building in Hell’s Kitchen and, according to the website, will cost a whopping $ 4,500. The building also has a yoga studio, a fitness room with peloton bikes, and an outdoor terrace with a barbecue area. It is not yet known exactly how things will continue for Mako professionally in her new adopted home. The English graduate and museologist worked in research at the University of Tokyo.
