Lalla Selma, the ex-wife of King Mohammed VI. from Morocco, has disappeared since her divorce. Speculation about this fallen queen made headlines and rumors that she was fleeing abroad, or worse, even circulated. There have been no public appearances for years and the only information circulating is more of a rumor. Moroccans therefore wondered where Lalla Selma had gone.
This queen, who has left her mark on the Moroccans and is haunting the king, is therefore nowhere to be found. This was announced by media near the Royal Palace in various locations without any evidence. It was announced abroad or in certain places in the Cherifian Kingdom without any video or photo appearing of the woman who was the first lady of Morocco. The fate of Lalla Selma has therefore become a mystery underlying all scenarios.
However, this mystery that is keeping Moroccans on the edge of their seats is on the way to being solved. According to Moroccan media, Lalla Salma actually made another surprise appearance Tangier, accompanied by her friends. The same media claim that the “fallen” queen was seen on Saturday January 20 in the company of her friends. More precisely, the ex-wife of King Mohammed VI. Seen having lunch in one of the restaurants in the old town.
Lalla Selma is resuming her public outings
The Al3omk newspaper, which relays the information, states that the Queen was warmly welcomed by the residents and visitors of this city, who were pleasantly surprised by this visit. It is a real surprise for the city's residents and visitors, who have warmly welcomed it. This is the second time the Queen has been seen in this city. The first time was on August 21, 2023. The ex-wife of Mohammed VI. was in a posh boutique that sells the latest trends in fashion and decoration. However, Lalla Selma is not traveling alone, the media said. Before his arrival at the store, security forces had taken over the premises, Vanitatis assured in particular.
The Queen has therefore recently resumed her excursions. In fact, Lalla Selma has been married since formalizing her divorce from Mohammed VI. disappeared from the media scene. The disappearance of the radars made Moroccans fear the worst, so a campaign was launched in early 2020 to find out where Lalla Selma was. Moroccans based in Belgium in particular then expressed concern about the sudden disappearance of Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan's mother.
