Princess Haya makes rare public appearance to attend committal service for Queen at Windsor Castle - Daily Mail

Princess Haya bint Hussein has made a rare public appearance to attend a committal service for the Queen in Windsor.

It came a day after her ex-husband, Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum, paid a visit to Buckingham Palace to meet King Charles at a reception on the eve of the Queen's funeral.

Last year the High Court in London granted the princess full custody of the two children she had with Sheikh Mohammed after a lengthy divorce battle.

She was one of many close friends of Her Majesty to attend the committal service at St George's Chapel in Windsor this afternoon, where the Queen was finally laid to rest after more than a week of national mourning.

Princess Haya bint Al Hussein (right) and her brother Prince Hassan bin Talal of Jordan (second right) were seen attending a committal service for the Queen in Windsor this afternoon.

Princess Haya did not attend the Queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey, with her half-brother King Abdullah II representing the nation of Jordan, along with his wife Queen Rania.

While the princess did attend the committal service, she did not go to the Queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey earlier in the day, with her half-brother King Abdullah II representing Jordan with his wife Queen Rania. .

The princess, who was educated in England and went to Oxford University when she was younger, filed for divorce from Sheikh Mohammed in 2019.

Before the Queen's funeral yesterday the best friend of Princess Latifa said Sheikh Mohammed should not have been invited

Mr Justice Moor declared in a 73 page judgement that there was a 'clear and ever-present risk' to the princess and her two young children and that Sheikh Mohammed was the 'main threat to her'