After the serious illness of Princess Katalin and King Charles, another tragedy occurred in the royal family.
The late II. Princess Beatrix, the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, is mourning the death of her ex-partner Paolo Liuzzo of a drug overdose. The princess was so affected by the news that she completely broke down.
According to official reports, the man became ill at a Miami hotel, collapsed suddenly, had barely a pulse, and died. The case is currently being investigated by the investigators, but it has been made public that Paolo Liuzzo’s death was caused by an overdose.
The man and Beatrix started seeing each other in 2005, but their relationship went into crisis soon after, in 2006, and they broke up. Close acquaintances of the deceased revealed that Liuzzo was not only addicted to drugs, but also addicted to gambling, and because of this he accumulated a huge debt.
At first he only took drugs, but later he turned to cocaine and harder drugs.
He led a harmful lifestyle, so it was unfortunately expected that his fate would catch up with him,” said his friend.
He was arrested several times: once for possession of cocaine, and another time for causing a traffic accident, but he has also been charged with murder, read the Daily Mail website.
Princess Katalin is also seriously ill
On March 22, Princess Katalin admitted in a heartbreaking video message that she was battling cancer.
It was a “big shock” after an “incredibly tough couple of months. I’m fine and getting stronger every day. However, post-surgery tests revealed cancer.
My medical team therefore advised me to undergo a course of pre-emptive chemotherapy and I am now in the early stages of treatment
– he detailed.
The news shook the whole world, as everyone knew that Prince William’s wife was avoiding the public due to serious abdominal surgery. However, the exact type of cancer Katalin was diagnosed with has not yet been made public.
King Károly is also battling cancer
III. King Charles has been diagnosed with a form of cancer and is undergoing treatment, Buckingham Palace announced in February. During Károly’s procedure for benign prostate enlargement at the London clinic, a particularly worrying problem was identified. The subsequent diagnostic tests identified a form of cancer, the palace’s statement at the time stated.
