What Happened With Sheikha Mahra? Instagram Divorce Post Explained

A recent Instagram post by Dubai Princess Sheikha Mahra has garnered significant attention and concern from her fans and followers alike. The post, which has circulated widely on social media platforms, has sparked discussions and raised questions about her marital status.

So, who is Sheikha Mahra’s husband and what happened to their relationship? Here is everything to know about the same.

What did Dubai Princess Sheikha Mahra post on her Instagram?

Sheikha Mahra, Dubai’s Princess, seemingly announced her divorce from Sheikh Mana bin Mohammed bin Rashid bin Mana Al Maktoum via a direct post on Instagram as reported by Business Standard. The announcement hinted at her husband’s alleged infidelity as a reason for their split.

Addressing her husband directly in the post, Sheikha Mahra wrote, “Dear Husband, As you are occupied with other companions, I hereby declare our divorce. I divorce you. I divorce you, and I divorce you. Take care. Your ex-wife.”

According to the BBC, this candid declaration came amidst noticeable social media activity, including both parties unfollowing each other and removing mutual photos from their profiles. Earlier signs of trouble surfaced when Mahra posted a cryptic message alongside a photo of her baby, captioned “Just the two of us.”

Some Instagram users have speculated about a possible hack of Sheikha Mahra’s account but there was no official confirmation. The Instagram post quickly amassed thousands of likes and supportive comments from followers expressing solidarity with Sheikha Mahra.

Who is Sheikha Mahra’s husband?

Sheikha Mahra married Sheikh Mana Bin Mohammed Bin Radhis bin Mana Al Maktoum in May 2023, as per Grazia.

Sheikh Mana is a prominent Emirati entrepreneur with interests spanning diverse sectors. He has established himself in multiple ventures, including GCI Real Estate Development Company, Dubai Tech, and AlBarada Trading.

Sheikha Mahra and Sheikh Mana announced their engagement on March 22, 2023. They married in a traditional Islamic ceremony, Katb Al-Kitab, on May 28, 2023, and welcomed their daughter in May 2024.