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The economic situation in Iran is not good. There, citizens on the streets are demanding a better future and an elected government. Protests are going on in this Middle East country in protest against the policies of the Khamenei government and to oust him from power. In such a situation, we are telling you about that story which surprised everyone. This is the story of the tragic death of Princess Laila, the youngest daughter of the last Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
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Princess Laila Pahlavi was born into one of the most powerful royal families of the twentieth century. But she stayed in Iran for a short time, she made her own identity. Laila, the youngest daughter of Iran’s last Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and Queen Farah Pahlavi, spent her life in exile from a palace in Tehran and in hotel rooms. His story is the story of the fall of Iran’s most powerful dynasty.
Laila was born on 27 March 1970 in Tehran. She was the youngest daughter of Shah and Queen Farah. During Shah, Iran started following the path of modernization. Laila grew up in an environment where tradition and western influence were prevalent. She was like an introvert child. She was very sensitive. She was very fond of her parents and siblings.
A revolution changed everything in Laila’s life.
In January 1979, protests against Shah intensified. Slogans of Shah’s death started echoing from the streets to the royal palaces. The Iranian Revolution not only ended the Shah’s rule, but the family was stripped of its citizenship, security and home. The Shah’s family lived in Egypt, Morocco, the Bahamas, Mexico, the United States, and Panama. There was dire political threats against the family every day. There was also huge pressure on the countries that protected them.
Exile was a painful story for the Shah family.
The effect of exile on Shah’s family was like a very painful story. Shah died on 27 July 1980 in Cairo. That is, just two years after leaving Iran. After this the Queen took the responsibility of the family and settled in America. Princess Laila graduated from Rai Country Day School in 1998. Studied at United Nations International School in New York. After this she lived in America and Paris. Where he learned many languages including Persian, English and French. He kept his life in anonymity.
Laila was surrounded by many mental illnesses and…
Laila also had to face many diseases with age. He suffered from chronic fatigue syndrome, depression and severe anorexia. He also treated these diseases in America and UK. His mother used to take great care of him. Laila always maintained distance from public life. She was completely different from her elder brother Reza Pahlavi. Reza Pahlavi remained in public life during his exile, but Laila kept her life very private.
She was found dead in the hotel, suicide was confirmed.
One day on June 10, 2001, Princess Laila Pahlavi was found dead in a room at the Leonard Hotel in London. She was 31 years old. He died of an overdose of prescription barbiturates. Cocaine was found in his body. This was considered a suicide. He was buried in Paris. Exile was terrible for his life. Brother Prince Ali Raza also died in 2011. He also committed suicide. Iran’s Queen Farah has written many sad memories and memoirs regarding the family devastation caused by the pain of exile.