Leila Pekhlevi is a biography

Biography of the princess’s life is not always like a fairy tale. The youngest daughter of the last Iranian Shah Leila Pahlavi knew about this firsthand. Due to the coup, Her Highness was forced to leave her native country forever with the whole family. Life in exile was filled with depression, which resulted in health problems and the early death of the princess.

Leila Pekhlevi was born on March 27. She was the youngest daughter of the Persian Shah Mohammed Reza Pekhlevi and his third wife of the Empress Farah. The girl also had the eldest sister Shanghaz, born of her father's first marriage with the Egyptian princess Favazia. The first years of her life spent the luxury of Princess Leila Pahlavi. Tehran Iran Baby considered the best city in the world.

Here she had her own apartments consisting of 6 rooms. It seemed to the youngest daughter of the Iranian Shah that her whole life would be happy and cloudless, but unexpectedly for her in G., to escape, Mohammed Reza Pekhlevi was forced to flee with his family abroad. A year after the expulsion, he died in Cairo from lymphoma. Having buried her husband, the widowed Empress Farah, along with the children, moved to the United States.

Here, the family of the last Persian shah led a quiet, but quite wealthy life. Leila received secondary education at the Pine Cobble School school in Massachusetts, after which she became a student at the prestigious Braunov University in Rhinod Island. In his student years, the princess began to get carried away with sculpture and even with his own hand she made out of clay a bust of her late father.

Having received higher education in the year, she was in no hurry to look for a job in the specialty of Pahlevi Leila. The girl’s biography contains information that after graduation, she settled in the town of Greenwich, Connecticut, but spent a lot of time in Paris, where her mother had moved by that time, or in London. Being a holder of tall and attractive appearance, the princess began to engage in modeling business and became one of the best models of the fashionable house Valentino Garavani.

Despite a successful career, cooperation with the world -famous couturier did not bring Leila's moral satisfaction. Uncertainty in her own attractiveness was the reason for her development of underestimated self -esteem and anorexia on nervous grounds. Also, Leila Pahlavi suffered from severe depression. At the insistence of her mother, Her Highness repeatedly underwent treatment in clinics in England and America, but she did not manage to achieve complete recovery.

Arriving in London, Leila stopped at her favorite Leonard Hotel, always renting the same luxurious room for dollars a day. Hotel staff knew Her Highness well and treated her with respect and sympathy. They called her a friendly, well -mannered and modest girl with whom there were no problems or conflict situations. According to them, the princess stopped with them in order to unwind, but no one ever saw that she would bring any of the friends or acquaintances to her number.

Leila had a particularly reverent attitude towards the capital of the foggy Albion. London attracted the girl to him with some unknown force, and at one time she seriously thought about getting her own house here and leaving the States forever. The princess was forced to abandon the venture due to the fact that if her dogs moved to the UK, it was necessary to withstand a half-year quarantine.

Not wanting to part for such a long period with her four -legged pets, she preferred to stop at the Leonard Hotel during her stay in London. Leila Pahlavi was a fairly wealthy girl and could afford any whims. According to rumors, after the expulsion from the country on foreign accounts of her father, about $ 10 billion accumulated, to which his widow and children later lived.

Empress Farah repeatedly and categorically refuted such information, calling it complete nonsense. Nevertheless, the money and children of the last Persian shah had money and allowed them to lead a comfortable life. Despite the wealth and opportunities that it provides to a person, Leila felt an immensely lonely and offended fate. For many years spent in America and Europe, she constantly yearned for Iran and dreamed of returning to him.

However, the path to the edges where she was born and where her father ruled, was closed to her. In an interview, Her Highness admitted that she often sees dreams in which she is in the palace and was afraid that at any moment she can come to arrest and send to the execution. The youngest daughter of the last Persian shah never became the heroine of secular chronicles. Raised in strict Shiite traditions, she carefully protected her personal life from extraneous views, so nothing is known about her novels with representatives of the opposite sex.

The girl has never been married and had no.In the early morning of June 10, Summer Leila was found dead in her favorite room of the London Hotel Leonard. She was found lying in bed without any signs of violent death. In the room occupied by her highness, the full order reigned. The cause of the death of the princess was named only after the autopsy of her body. According to experts, the girl died as a result of taking a large dose of sleeping pills.

In addition to him, in her body was found in small amounts of cocaine. Given the fact that Leila did not find a suicide note next to the body, the experts suggested that she could accept the mortal dose of sleeping pills by negligence. However, they did not completely exclude the version of suicide. The funeral of the youngest daughter of Mohammed Raza Pahlevi took place on June 17 in Paris.

The mother of the deceased, the Empress Farah, wanted the princess to burden the Passy's cemetery near her grandmother. In addition to the closest relatives, the funeral was attended by representatives of the monastery of the Bourbons House and the nephew of former French president Francois Mitterin Frederick. The girl’s family did not install pompous monuments on her grave.

The place of her burial is decorated with a modest inscription: “Princess Leila Pahlavi. 9.5 years after Leila's death, her brother Ali Reza voluntarily passed away. Like his sister, he was very worried about the exile from Iran and dreamed of the revival of the monarchy in him. Finally disappointed in reality, the heir to the Iranian throne took accounts with his life in January of the year, shooting his head.

The death of Leila and Ali Cuts became great losses for the Iranian monarch of the family. To date, it includes the Dowager Empress Farah, her children Reza Cyrus and Faranhaz, as well as the daughter of the late Persian Shah from the first marriage of Shanghaz. Recent notes:.