Of course he signed a non-disclosure agreement.’Before becoming the crown princesses bodyguard Flowers had worked for a private security firmAfter leaving Mayfield College in East Sussex he joined the army and served for almost six years in the 2nd Battalion of The Princess of Wales Regiment from 2003 to 2009.According to his LinkedIn page he was a Maritime Security Office for two years serving on oil tankers at risk from hijacking by pirates off the Somalia coast.In 2012 he joined the Knight Security Group and two years later joined UK Mission Enterprise Ltd.The Dubai Government owns the Belgravia based security and concierge firm which provides round the clock protection as well as domestic help for the Dubai Royal family at their UK residences.Almost all members of the protection team are ex-military.Mr Flowers was primarily based at Dalham Hall, the stunning 3,300 acre country estate owned by Sheikh Maktoum about six miles from Newmarket town centre. The appeal was made to protect the best interests and welfare of the children. It was then, the princess said, she began to become more sceptical of the account of Latifa's wellbeing and condition given by Sheikh Mohammed.The Jordanian princess described to the court a visit to Latifa's locked and guarded house in December 2018: "She opened the door, looked at me, embraced me, and burst into tears. "These findings, taken together, demonstrate a consistent course of conduct over two decades where, if he deems it necessary to do so, the father will use the very substantial powers at his disposal to achieve his particular aims. With his suspicions allegedly confirmed, the Dubai ruler posted a cryptic poem about betrayal to his Instagram page shortly after.Haya is the youngest of the ruler’s six wives, and the mother of two of his children a daughter, 11 and a son, 7.Haya has reportedly fled Dubai after months of meticulous planning, and is reportedly seeking refuge in Germany – as she doesn’t trust UK authorities to keep her safe from her husband.Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum – the vice president and prime minister of the United Arab Emirates, and ruler of Dubai – has close ties with the British royal family including a close relationship with her majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.Haya has reportedly enlisted the help of Fiona Shackleton, the same lawyer who dealt with the divorce of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, to resolve the divorce. Due to her extremely nasty private life and madness of having sex with her bodyguard, Princess Haya bought a Victorian cottage for her lover, which is very close to the town center. The judgement reveals Princess Haya received diplomatic immunity from the Hashemite kingdom, which is cash-strapped and has close ties to the oil-rich United Arab Emirates.Strict reporting restrictions have been in place until now, however, MacFarlane lifted some following an appeal by several UK news outlets.In an earlier judgment, McFarlane ruled in favour of Princess Haya and media organisations who had argued that details of the proceedings should be made public.McFarlane said that publishing the fact-finding judgement would "provide some measure of additional security for the children" and allow for the "orderly operation of the security services", as well as correcting the "largely false account" of Princess Haya’s actions presented by her husband.Sarah Palin, the barrister representing a group of media organisations including the BBC and the Guardian, had also argued that publication was also in the public interest as part of a wider debate about "the deterioration of the human rights situation in the UAE, the extent to which its rulers are breaching international human rights law... and whether the 'tolerant' oasis, the UAE promotes itself as, is a sham".Sheikh Mohammed organised the abduction of Latifa and Shamsa and has waged a campaign of intimidation against his now ex-wife, court toldJordanian Princess Haya bint al-Hussein and her husband, Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum (C), walk to the parade ring on Ladies Day, the third day of horse racing at Royal Ascot in southern England, 17 June 2010 (Reuters)Missing Dubai princess Latifa 'brought back' after attempted escapeManchester City, Abu Dhabi and the rise of English football's new orderDubai ruler abducted daughters and has harassed Princess Haya: UK judgeOnly England And Wales jurisdiction apply in all legal matters. After the first, in which she tried to drive to Oman, Latifa was detained for three years. They were called as witnesses by Princess Haya, though not released, nor were their testimonies allowed to be taken.In court, Princess Haya alleged that her marriage began to dissolve when she took an interest in Latifa's wellbeing. Princess Haya bint al … "Multiple hearings have been held since July, always attended by Princess Haya.
This is the bodyguard at the centre of Britain’s biggest ever divorce hearing between the ruler of Dubai Sheikh Maktoum and his runaway wife Princess Haya, MailOnline can reveal.Former infantry soldier Russell Flowers is the man reported to have had ‘inappropriate contact’ with the princess, sparking the £4.5bn divorce.The close protection officer, who separated from his wife last year, today declined to comment on his friendship with the mother-of-two, who is believed to have fled the Arab Kingdom and hiding at the family’s £85million mansion near Kensington Palace.Former infantry soldier Russell Flowers (pictured) is the bodyguard reported to have had ‘inappropriate contact’ with the wife of Dubai ruler Sheikh Maktoum, sparking their divorceFlowers, a close protection officer (pictured at Ascot last year with Princess Haya and Sheikh Maktoum) worked for the Princess for five years where the pair struck up a close friendship The friendship with Mr Flowers is believed to be the reason the Princess has fled the Arab kingdom and is now in hiding at the family’s £85million London home and awaiting a divorce hearing from Sheikh Maktoum (pictured)Asked about the rumoured friendship lasting three years and suggestions that he will be named in divorce proceedings, he said: ‘I have got nothing to say on the matter.’Mr Flowers, 36, is said to have become too close to the royal during his five-year posting as her close protection officer based at the family’s Dalham Hall Stud in Newmarket and accompanied her around the world.The friendship is believed to be the reason the Princess has fled the Arab kingdom and is now in hiding in London and awaiting a divorce hearing.Last year Flowers, for five years a soldier with Princess of Wales Royal Regiment, was pictured with her during the Dubai royal family’s annual visit to Royal Ascot holding her seven-year-old son.The bodyguard has since gone into hiding after Sheikh Maktoum is said to have been troubled by his apparent closeness to his wife.Senior members of the royal court in Dubai had expressed their concern over the friendship and brought it to the attention of her billionaire racehorse owner husband.The 69-year-old Sheikh – one of the world’s richest men – has made no official comment but published a poem that many believed was directed at his wife and talking about ‘treachery and betrayal’.Sheikh Maktoum (left) is divorcing his estranged wife Princess Haya (right) after becoming concerned about his wife’s ‘inappropriate contact’ to her British close protection officerPrincess Haya is believed to be in hiding at the family’s £85 million home near Kensington Palace (above) and is refusing to go back to Dubai following the collapse of her marriage Independent sources in Dubai and London confirmed to MailOnline that Mr Flowers, educated at the £7,000-a-term Mayfield College, was the bodyguard that has aroused such concern.One source close to the family said the Princess insisted that Mr Flowers accompanied her on every foreign trip.She is said to have lavished him with gifts and bought him a Range Rover as well as other presents including a £50,000 custom made hunting rifle, Saville Row suits and a watch.The top of the range car is said to have a personalised number plate.Following the break-up of his marriage to his wife, the Princess is also said to have bought a farmhouse to accommodate him in a village near Newmarket, Suffolk, where he was based.
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