Where is princess shahnaz pahlavi of iran

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After the birth of her daughter, Princess Shahnaz Pahlavi, she retreated from royal life, refusing to speak in any language but French, and becoming increasingly hostile to Iran and the Iranian way of life. She started seeing an American psychiatrist, who diagnosed her with depression. Just a year later, in , she married again, this time to Egyptian aristocrat Colonel Ismail Chirine. This time, it was a love match, and the two went on to have a son and a daughter.

The House of Ali was deposed in after a revolution, but the Princess went on living in Egypt.