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Princess Sikhanyiso Dlamini
As she completed her studies at Biola University a small Christian school outside of Los Angeles, Sikhanyiso Dlamini said that she wanted to be a minister and a rapper. She’s also expressed a desire to act and model. Whatever she ends up doing, the most salient aspect of her profile will always be that of a princess. Her father is Swazi King Mswati III. Though he rules the country with an iron grip, that hasn’t deterred Dlamini from speaking out against his policies. She called him out when she told the press, “polygamy brings all advantages in a relationship to men, and this to me is unfair and evil.” The princess studied communications, so it’s a sure bet that this young woman will always have something to say.
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