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Move over, Britain, with your fancy royals and their tabloid-worthy scandals.
America has a princess, and she’s a multimillionaire nonagenarian Hawaiian lesbian with an unpronounceable name, a stable of racehorses, a new wife and an angry lawyer.
Meet Abigail Kinoiki Kekaulike Kawananakoa.
She’s 91, and beloved by Hawaiians as their “last princess” — the only surviving blood-related member of the former island nation’s royal family.
Princess Kawananakoa has lived a quiet, reclusive life of Chanel tweed dress suits and quiet philanthropy for decades, keeping out of the mainland press save for the occasional million-dollar purse won by one of her prized quarter horses.
But the elderly woman — whose ancestors once lived in a palace full of gilded koa-wood furniture and flashed 14-carat diamond pinky rings — has lately been thrust into a garish spotlight by some unsightly legal battles.
First, there’s the princess’ new spouse, who may or may not be physically abusive.
There were some questionable bruises. But even atop the finest and most prudent shoes, ladies in their 90s do take an occasional fall, the wife contends.
Then there’s the ex-lawyer, who has seized control of the princess’ $200 million fortune by having her declared mentally unfit. It’s a declaration her highness is now fighting strenuously.
To understand our princess’ claim to Hawaiians’ hearts and our country’s lone throne, a quick recap:
Hawaii was still an independent nation back in 1795, when its very first royal, King Kamehameha the Great, took over the beautiful, palm-fanned archipelago after subduing a tangle of warring chiefs.
Kamehameha and his successors had a dizzying time of it.
Europeans, the Chinese and eventually Americans descended in droves, bringing disease, missionaries, opium and sugar-cane magnates to the island paradise.
Even Hawaii’s most fun ruler, the hula-loving, ukulele-strumming King Kalakaua — known as the “Merrie Monarch” — proved no match for plotting American annexationists, who were not satisfied with merely taking over Pearl Harbor.
Upon his death in 1891, his sister, Queen Liliuokalani, tried to hold on to power, but was deposed and overthrown — with the help of several US Marines — within two years, with the United States officially annexing Hawaii in 1898.
Twenty-eight years later, in 1926, Abigail was born — the great-grandniece of Queen Liliuokalani and the only heir apparent in the very faint eventuality that Hawaii is somehow restored to monarchy.
She has no official title or duties. But many in Hawaii revere her as the last of the “alii,” the Hawaiian word for royalty.
“She epitomizes what Hawaiian royalty is, in all its dignity and intelligence and art,” says Kimo Alama Keaulana, assistant professor of Hawaiian language and studies at Honolulu Community College.
“Hawaiians hold dear to genealogy. And so, genealogically speaking, she is of high royal blood.”
Princess Kawananakoa also has wealth, piles of it.
She is estimated to have inherited some $250 million from her great-grandfather, James Campbell, an Irish sugar magnate whose plantation holdings made him one of Hawaii’s largest landowners.
She was also bequeathed the Merrie Monarch’s nearly 14-carat diamond pinky ring, the same bauble that had twinkled during his ukulele-playing at many a royal luau.
She donated the ring for public display at Honolulu’s Iolani Palace, built by the Merrie Monarch and now the only royal palace on American soil.
The princess enjoyed her wealth, breeding champion quarter horses on her ranches in Hawaii, California and Washington state — and in 1993 won the $1 million purse in the New Mexico All American Futurity race.
Her many philanthropies included funding protesters who recently lost their fight against plans to build one of the world’s largest telescopes atop Mauna Kea, a mountain considered sacred by native Hawaiians.
She has also paid the electric bill for Iolani Palace for the past six years. This, despite her having been ousted as president of the Friends of Iolani Palace in 1995, after she sat on one of its thrones for a Life magazine photo shoot, damaging its fabric.
Kawananakoa’s fairy-tale life as America’s only princess began to unravel last year.
In June, she suffered a stroke — and her longtime lawyer, James Wright, quickly won control of her estate, arguing that she was “incapacitated.”
Then, in October, the princess shocked even those closest to her by suddenly marrying her partner of 20 years, Veronica Gail Worth, 64.
Worth now possesses health care power of attorney.
And the wife and the lawyer are locked in multiple ugly court battles over who controls the princess.
The lawyer is alleging in court papers that Worth is just out for the princess’ fortune.
Worth collects a $700,000 annual “allowance” and has sought tens of millions of dollars more in stock and cash, he told the Honolulu Civil Beat, an online news publication.
After the princess turned down these requests, Worth moved out — only to move back in and marry the princess after her stroke, the lawyer told the publication.
“There has been a constant stream of demands for more money,” Wright said.
Worth has an interesting rap sheet, according to the publication.
In 1985, she and then-husband Earl Harbin were indicted by Honolulu prosecutors on charges of attempted theft — for allegedly trying to trade stolen electronics for money or drugs.
Both pleaded no contest; the husband went to prison and Worth went on probation, the publication reported.
Making matters worse, Worth may have physically beaten the princess, the lawyer alleges in court papers.
He has the “photographic evidence” of the resulting bruises to prove his claims and has given the pictures to the Hawaii Attorney General’s Office, he told the Civil Beat.
The wife, meanwhile, is countering that she has only her beloved princess’ best interest at heart — and that the elderly woman had merely fallen and “struck furniture, which caused the bruising, which is not uncommon for someone her age,” her court papers assert.
The princess, in turn, has hired new lawyers to regain control of her fortune, which remains in Wright’s hands, even though the princess has since fired him.
A court-appointed special master is investigating her mental capacity and the abuse allegations.
Given all the legal hubbub, the princess has been unable to continue funding her former favorite charities, including paying the palace electric bill.
The palace lights are now running on backup funds, officials said.

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Princess Rhaenyra and Alicent Hightower have been inseparable and a lot of fans felt that something beautiful is brewing between the characters

The ‘ House of the Dragon ’ premiere was everything that fans hoped it to be and surpassed all expectations. When we started watching the show, we knew that there would be an abundance of drama, violence, betrayal, sex scenes, and of course, dragons. However, one thing that viewers didn’t expect to see was the intimate relationship between Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen (Milly Alcock) and her friend Alicent Hightower (Emily Carey), daughter of Hand of the Ser Otto Hightower. While the first episode primarily established all the characters and the conflicting relationship between King Viserys I Targaryen ( Paddy Considine ) and Prince Daemon Targaryen ( Matt Smith ), viewers could not stop focusing on Rhaenyra and Alicent’s relationship, which seemed low-key romantic. During the premiere, we saw the two female characters were inseparable and share all things with each other. However, they are different in most aspects. Rhaenyra is a “free soul” and wants to do things on her terms while Alicent is more of an “obedient” child who follows the orders of her father. In one of the scenes, Rhaenyra put her head on Alicent’s lap and discussed how she wanted to travel the whole world with her on a dragon and eat cake.
On the other hand, the way they held their hands during the tourney made us realize that they might be more than just “friends” because of their closeness. However, things got a bit heated up when Princess Rhaenyra was getting ready to be announced as the new heir. It was Alicent who dressed her for the event and the way they hugged each other made everyone believe that they undoubtedly are “gay”. We have seen a lot of things in the ‘Game of Thrones’ universe. From incestuous relationships to having mistresses, the mysterious world ‘of ‘GOT’ doesn’t shy away from taking a bold route. However, a lesbian relationship will be a game-changer and can explore the fantasy world in a different way.
As far as the relationship between Alicent and Rhaenyra is concerned, it’s not just us who felt that way. A lot of social media users felt that something beautiful is brewing between the characters and they were “all in” for that. One of the fans wrote, “Rhaenyra and Alicent (‘House of the Dragon’) are cottagecore lesbians ever.. “I wanna go ride a Dragon with you and eat cake” WHILE LAYING TOGETHER ON THE GRASS??? THAT’S GAY.” Another user said, “House of the Dragon said gay rights”. Another social media user tweeted, “The straights are watching ‘House of the Dragon’ for Matt Smith, gays are watching ‘House of the Dragon’ for Rhaenyra/Alicent lesbian divorce drama vibes.” Another fan noted, “If these two girls in ‘House of the Dragon’ aren’t gay for each other, I’m going to lose my f*****g mind.”
“Just watched ‘House of the Dragon’. Those two are definitely gay,” wrote another user. “House of the Dragons thoughts: Rhaenyra and Alicent are giving me gay vibes,” said another one. “The first time Rhaenyra and Alicent made eye contact I immediately said “oh lesbians!” out loud,” wrote another user.
rhaenyra and alicent (house of the dragon) are the cottagecore lesbians ever.. "i wanna go ride a dragon w you and eat cake" WHILE LAYING TOGETHER ON THE GRASS???? THATS GAY pic.twitter.com/W3PGWbprcA
house of the dragon said gay rights pic.twitter.com/yn2CxXPqCF
the straights are watching house of the dragon for Matt Smith, the gays are watching house of the dragon for rhaenyra/Alicent lesbian divorce drama vibes #hotd
If these two girls in House of the Dragon aren’t gay for each other I’m going to loose my fucking mind
just watched house of the dragon Those two are definitely gay
house of the dragon thoughts: rhaenyra and alicent are giving me gay vibes
the first time rhaenyra and alicent made eye contact i immediately said “oh lesbians!” out loud
Milly Alcock and Emily Carey play the younger versions of Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen and Alicent Hightower. Meanwhile, Emma D’Arcy would be seen portraying the older version of Rhaenyra and Olivia Cooke will play Lady Alicent Hightower. While talking about the close relationship between the two characters, Cooke said in an interview that they “love each other so dearly”.
Even though we know how these characters turn out to be in the later stages of the story, there’s a chance that we might see them getting even closer in the upcoming weeks. Well, keeping our fingers crossed.
'House of the Dragon' returns to HBO with a new episode every Sunday at 9 pm EST.
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