Princess Beatrice’s ex-boyfriend found dead of mysterious drug overdose

Recently, the dark past of the British royal family continues to emerge. Recently, Australian actress Rebel Wilson claimed in her memoirs that she was invited to an “orgy” from a prominent family, or rather, “fifteenth or twentieth in line to the British throne.” Today, Princess Beatrice’s not so wise past is resurfacing. On April 24, the tabloid Sun revealed the death of her ex-boyfriend Paolo Luizzo last February. Then, at the age of 43, he was found dead in a hotel in Miami. The cause of death has not been officially released, but according to the tabloid, the officer in charge of the case said that “the investigation revealed that it was an overdose death.”

The investigation is still open and ongoing, but we already know that Princess Beatrice’s ex was far from stable. Internal sources said Sun that he is immersed in gambling and drugs and that he has accumulated debts with loan sharks. “He started using a lot of drugs, then cocaine and harder drugs. It was a fast-paced lifestyle and we all feared it would eventually catch up to him,” one of his friends told the tabloid.

Troubled past

However, when he was younger, Paolo Luizzo frequented the most privileged circles there are. As in the British Royal Family when he was dating Princess Beatrice. Before marrying British real estate developer Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi and giving birth to daughter Sienna, Beatrice of York actually shared the bad boy’s life for at least a year. Agreed Daily Mail:, their relationship began in 2005, when she was 17 and he was 24, before ending in 2006. The relationship was supported by the princess’s parents, Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, who even invited her to share their family skiing holiday despite being young. man’s dark past. In 2002, he was actually accused of voluntary murder of one of his classmates at the Holy Cross College. Jonathan R. Duchatellier, 19, died in an off-campus fight involving Luzzo. The charge was later reduced to assault and Luzzo served a community sentence. But in 2006, the case resurfaced after the young man broke the terms of his probation to spend a holiday with Princess Beatrice and her family in Switzerland. Their relationship didn’t survive the scandal or the distance, while bringing the bad boy back to the States where he was from. He later said he betrayed the princess, who he claimed was going to introduce him to his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth.