'You Lived and You Died': Dubai Ruler Writes A Furious Poem To His Wife

'You Lived and You Died': Dubai Ruler Writes A Furious Poem To His Wife
DUBAI: Sheikh Rashid Al Makhtoum, Vice President of the United Arab Emirates, has written a poem to his wife. Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein left the Emirates along with her two children a few days ago amid threats from the royal family.

Princess Haya is the daughter of the late King of Jordan and sister of the current king. She was reported fleeing to Europe earlier where she had sought asylum along with her daughter Al Jalila and son Zayed. As per reports, Princess is either in the United Kingdom or Germany, her location has not been confirmed yet.

Princess Haya is close to the Royal family. She owns an 85 million pounds property near Kessington Palace according to The Guardian.

The Emirati royals are already under the limelight with regards to Princess Latifa's whereabouts. Princess Latifa was last seen in a Youtube video where she had disclosed threats from the Emirati royal family.



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Dubai's ruler has penned a furious poem after her wife's departure from the Emirates. Al Makhtoum thinks his wife's actions are awful considering that she took the children along with her.

The new poem was posted on Instagram recently.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BzBI5aChdCT/

In the poem titled, "You Lived and You Died", the 69-year-old addresses an unnamed subject, “You betrayer, you betrayed the most precious trust, and your game has been revealed. Your days of lying are over and it doesn’t matter what we were and what you are.”

The prince is known for his poetry all over the middle east, his love for horses nonetheless is also reflected in the poem in question.

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