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Dubai princess Shaikha Mahra launches perfume ‘Divorce’ after a high-profile split

 


On Tuesday, HH Shaikha Mahra, Princess of Dubai, unveiled a new perfume line named "Divorce" under her brand, Mahra M1. This announcement follows her public divorce from Sheikh Mana, an Emirati businessman, which she shared on Instagram on July 16.

Shaikha Mahra, the 30-year-old daughter of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, posted a teaser for the fragrance on Instagram last Monday. The video featured striking imagery, including broken glass, black petals, and a black panther.

Her decision to publicly divorce her husband using the triple talaq style via social media drew significant global attention. The couple had recently welcomed their first child just months before the split.

The new fragrance line is one of many business ventures pursued by Shaikha Mahra, who is one of 26 children of HH Sheikh Mohammed, whose net worth is estimated between $14-18 billion. Shaikha Mahra is the daughter of Zoe Grigorakos from Greece, who is divorced from the Ruler of Dubai.

By Tuesday afternoon, the teaser video had already attracted over 494,000 views and received more than 26,160 likes on Instagram.






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