Royal Title
Ubol Ratana was born with the titles of Her Royal Highness and Princess Chao Fa, but gave these up on her marriage to an American citizen, Peter Ladd Jensen. Her title, Chao Fa was lost because she married a commoner. She had previously held the royal title Chao Fa Ubolratana Rajakunya. She still retains the style of Tunkramom Ying, which means "Daughter to the Queen Regent". Since her return to Thailand, she has increasingly taken part in royal ceremonies, though not to the extent of her siblings.
- Her Royal Highness Princess Ubolratana Rajakanya (1951 - 1972)
- Mrs. Ubolratana Rajakanya Jensen / Mrs. Julie Jensen (1972 - 1998)
- Princess Ubolratana Rajakanya (1998 - Present)
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