Maku Komuru gets in festive mood as she carries gift walking in New York City | World | News


Exclusive photos shared by MailOnline show the former Japanese princess walking on the Upper East Side with festive gifts in hand on Thursday. Dressed in stylish longline black double breasted coat, cream turtleneck top, green patterned skirt, black tights, and ballet flats, the ex-royal looked radiant in New York City weather.

She matched her outfit with a blue handbag and covered up in a white face mask.

Mako, 30, recently moved to the Big Apple after dramatically marrying her husband Kei Komuro.

As per the report, the ex-royal paid a visit to a Park Avenue apartment building whose residents include US diplomat Caroline Kennedy.

However, it is unclear if she stopped by to see Kennedy, who was appointed US ambassador to Japan in 2013 by Barack Obama, and resigned shortly before President Trump’s inauguration in 2017.

According to the report, Mako entered the building around 1pm and stayed for about 3 hours.

Kennedy is currently awaiting Senate confirmation after President Biden nominated her to be Ambassador to Australia.

Mako has been adapting to her new life as a commoner in New York City where she recently moved with her new husband after sensationally giving up her royal title to marry him in October.

The princess has been a fish out of water since leaving behind a nation that has criticized her marriage to a commoner, and having to adapt to a new country half a world away from the confines of the Imperial House.

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She is expected to find a job in New York.

Her husband failed the New York State Bar Association exam, according to Japanese broadcaster NHK.



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