Japanese Mako Princess and university classmate Kei Komuro originally planned to get married in November, but Inner Hall announced the postponement of the marriage to 2020 on the 6th of this month, and will be held after the succession ceremony of the Japanese Emperor is completed. The latest news from Japanese media on the 26th said that the two have entered a "stage breakup" and are waiting for the announcement at the appropriate time.
It is said that the real reason for the breakup is that Kei Komuro’s mother had a negative news about debt disputes, which made the royal family strongly opposed it and broke up the couple.
Mako and Kei Komuro may have no fate because the male mother had a scandal, which was not tolerated by the royal family. Photo: Kyodo News
Princess Mako and Kei Komuro were in love and engagement in May 2017. After the news was officially confirmed, Kei Komuro publicly faced the media.
Japanese media have reported many times that Komuro Kei’s mother Kamori Komuro was accused of owing her ex-boyfriend about 4 million yen (about 230,000 yuan), and the woman refused to repay the money.
The Japanese royal family has very strict requirements on the "son-in-law" and "in-law". In addition, the incident embarrasses the royal family. Even if Komuro and Princess Mako love each other deeply, this "family scandal" may cause the conscience to "fall the horse".
Japanese media said that the two have entered a "stage breakup" and are waiting for the time to be announced to the public. Picture: Internet picture
It is reported that after the scandal of "Future Mother-in-law" was made public, Princess Mako's marriage was immediately intervened by family pressure. The Inner Palace Department earlier pushed Mako's wedding date to 2020 on the grounds that "it takes time to prepare" and "the emperor's abdication and succession matters are more important."
The Japanese royal family not only has high requirements for the royal family's moral character, but also has extremely strict requirements for in-laws. Princess Mako's prospective mother-in-law is involved in refusing to repay the debts owed by her ex-boyfriend, which is likely to cause the couple to be broken up.
"The Times quoted Japan's Weekly Hyundai on Friday (23rd) as saying that a source from the Prime Minister's Office said that when Emperor Akihito abdicated in 2019, Kei Komuro will be asked to "automatically break off the engagement." It is said that the "foreign father-in-law" Wenren Prince realized that the "foreign son-in-law" intentionally avoided talking about his mother's debts and personal scandals, which left him with the impression of being "disloyal".
Japanese "Weekly Hyundai" even said that the Inner Palace described it as a "marriage fraud", and the royal family then asked Princess Mako to break up with him under the pretext of "marriage postponement". And the marriage between the two may come to an end.
It seems that Kei Komuro has no chance to be the son-in-law.
