Kiram III 's daughter , Princess Jacel Kiram , is the designated spokeswoman of the late sultan and the most known of all the members of the Sulu royal family . The princess is currently living in a subdivision established by the Philippine government in Taguig City in 1974 , along with other members of Kiram III 's family . Her father 's royal bloodline established her royal ties with the Muslim royals of Sulu , Basilan , Tawi-tawi , Maguindanao , and Lanao del Sur . Her grandmother from the maternal side came from Pangasinan in the Ilocos Region , while her grandfather came from Sorsogon in the Bicol Region . Her name is literally an amalgamation of the Muslim name , Jamulul ( from her father ) , and the Christian name , Celia ( from her mother ) . In 2002 , she finished her bachelor of arts with a degree in Inter-Disciplinary Studies at De La Salle – College of Saint Benilde . During that time , her thesis , '' “ The Sulu Sultanate ’s Genealogy and its Relation to the Philippines ’ Claim to Sabah ” '' was declared as Best Thesis . In 2013 , she married Moh Yusop Hasan , a Filipino army major . In 2017 , she headed the Philippine delegation on the 19th World Festival of Youth and Students in the World Federation of Democratic Youth held in Sochi , Russia . She was also a delegate of the Philippines to China in celebration of the 600th Year of Sulu-China Friendship , coinciding with the book launching of Friendship Without Borders , in Guangxi . Jacel also participated in a United Nations-sponsored conference on Drug Control Program held at the United Nations Office in Vienna , Austria . She was also the chairman of People ’s Coalition for Peace
19th World Festival of Youth and Students
19th World Festival of Youth and Students
Jamalul Kiram III