Dubai’s royal household have actually stated Princess Latifa is ‘being cared for at home’, after video emerged of her declaring she’s being imprisoned.
Leaders all over the world have actually revealed issues for the well-being of Princess Latifa al-Maktoum and the UN have actually requested for evidence she is still alive.
In a declaration today, the household stated: ‘She continues to improve and we are hopeful she will return to public life at the appropriate time.’
However no brand-new photos or videos which might show the princess is still alive have actually been launched.
The UAE’s embassy in London provided a declaration, stating: ‘In reaction to media reports relating to Sheikha Latifa, we wish to thank those who have actually revealed issue for her health and wellbeing, regardless of the protection which definitely is not reflective of the real position.
‘Her family has confirmed that Her Highness is being cared for at home, supported by her family and medical professionals.’
Princess Latifa, 35, has actually been sending out secret videos to pals implicating her daddy, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, of holding her captive.
The child of Dubai’s billionaire ruler states she took the video in ‘solitary confinement’ from the restroom of a vacation home ‘with barred windows and police guards’.
She declares she was abducted from a private yacht throughout an effort to get away Dubai in 2018, prior to being beaten, drugged and included a vacation home that has actually been transformed into a prison.
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The messages were shot over a variety of months on a phone the princess was covertly offered approximately a year after her supposed capture.
Her pals stated the videos have actually now stopped, triggering require the UN to release an examination.
UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab explained the video as ‘deeply troubling’ and stated on Wednesday that he wishes to see evidence that she is ‘alive and well’.
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