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Her Royal Highness Princess Karen Chatman Title: Princess of the Official Royal House of Sori Born: Natchez, Mississippi, United States Parents: Gloria Wright and His Royal Highness Huey Brentgettsy: Prince Consort Rayshon Chatman Spouse: Prince Consort Rayshon Chatman Children: Prince Elvis, Prince Brenton Princess Krysta

Occupation

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HRH Princess Karen Chatman

Author, Humanitarian, Genetic Research Advocate Notable Works: The Adventures of the Lost Prince Website: Princess Karen Chatman Foundation

Early Life and Ancestry Princess Karen Chatman was born and raised in Natchez, Mississippi. She is a direct descendant of Prince Abdul-Rahman ibn Ibrahima Sori, a Fula prince from Guinea who was captured and sold into slavery in the United States in the late 18th century1. After 40 years of enslavement, Prince Sori gained his freedom and worked to free his family. Princess Karen grew up hearing stories about her royal African lineage from her grandmother. <https://royalty.miraheze.org/wiki/Princess_Karen_Chatman>

Humanitarian Work Princess Karen is the founder of Think Pink for a Cure and the United Global Research Center and , a non-governmental organization dedicated to providing aid to individuals living in impoverished areas and working with research institutions worldwide to find cures for diseases. Her efforts have been recognized by various organizations, and she continues to use her royal title to raise awareness and support for those in need1.

Royal Recognition Princess Karen’s royal title is recognized by the United Nations and the United States of America. She travels across the country and internationally to promote education, heritage, and cultural exchange1. Her work aims to inspire conversations about legacy and empower others to make a difference. Personal Life Princess Karen is married to Prince Consort Rayshon Chatman, and they have three children: Prince Elvis, Prince BrentonKonner, and Princess Krysta. She continues to honor her ancestor’s legacy by advocating for education, humanitarian aid, and genetic research1.

Legacy Princess Karen Chatman’s story is one of resilience, hope, and perseverance. Her work has made a significant impact on communities around the world, and she remains a prominent figure in promoting cultural heritage and global development1.

Notable Works The Adventures of the Lost Prince is a children's book series authored by Princess Karen Chatman. The series follows the journey and adventures of Prince Abdula Aziz and his best friend as they seek to free their Kingdom Alkebulan from the spell of an evil sorcerer2. The books aim to inspire young readers with themes of courage, friendship, and perseverance.<www.amazon.com>

https://www.totalprestigemagazine.com/her-royal-highness-princess-karen-of-the-house-of-sori-a-princess-of-the-people/

https://www.ctinsider.com/recordjournal/article/guinea-princess-asd-19454790.

https://www.culturezoneeurope.com/article/606544741-the-introduction-of-an-american-born-princess-her-royal-highness-princess-karen-

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