Former fiancée of Kei Komuro's mother releases comments: "I've asked Kei to convey her own wishes..."
Former fiancée of Kei Komuro's mother releases comments: "I've asked Kei to convey her own wishes..."
On the 10th, the former fiancé of Kei
Komuro's (30) mother, Kayo, released a comment to the media. He said that he
and Ms. Komuro have been discussing the financial trouble with Ms. Kayo through
his agent, and that he would like to resolve the issue as soon as possible and
inform everyone about it. Komuro will marry Princess Mako, 29, the eldest
daughter of the Akishino family, on the 26th of this month.
On the first day of this month, the lawyer
for Mr. Komuro's side said, "Our intention to pay the settlement has not
changed," and proposed that Mr. Komuro discuss the matter with the former
fiancee instead of Ms. Kayo, who is not feeling well. The former fiancé is
demanding that he first discuss the matter with Ms. Kayo before negotiating the
financial aspect, and insists that "the other party to the discussion is
only Ms. Kayo.
The full text of the ex-fiancee's comments
is as follows:
To the Press:
I am very sorry that the financial issues
between myself and Ms. Kayo Komuro are still disturbing the world. I am still
in discussions with Mr. Ueshiba, the attorney representing Ms. Kayo Komuro and
Mr. Kei, through my representative. I cannot go into the details, but
Kayo Komuro's health condition has deteriorated, followed by the announcement
of Mako's illness. I am keenly aware of my responsibility, and I am sincerely
sorry.
In the past, when Mako's documents were
made public, I told her through my agent that I would not ask for any money or
meet with Kayo. This was because I felt that the financial issues I was
involved in were becoming a major obstacle for the two of them.
Since then, unexpected developments such
as the release of Kei's documents and the proposal of a settlement have led to
negotiations again.
There was no progress on Kayo's proposal
for settlement money due to her health problems. In the meantime, I received a
letter from Attorney Ueshiba stating that Kei would like to make a proposal on
behalf of Kayo. I have asked him to convey Kei's intention to me, but I have
yet to receive it. Originally, I wanted to avoid involving Kei in the problems
between Kayo and me. The reason why I wanted to know Kei-san's intentions is
not only because I don't know the details of the exchange of money, but also
because I wanted to know how Kei-san, who wrote the document in April this
year, would feel about the proposal.
We had planned to wait until Kayo's health
recovered, but we couldn't ignore Kei's feelings as she was about to get
married, so we were struggling to figure out what to do.
I believe that the media is very eager to
cover the story. One of the reporters told me that it is not fair to respond
only to a few magazines. I think you are right. It's hard to answer, but every
reporter who has interviewed me so far has only listened to one side of the
story, which can be painful at times. There was no one I could trust. I hope
you can understand that.
I apologize for my rudeness, but I hope to resolve this issue as soon as possible and let you all know.
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