THE SAUDI prince found dead in a luxury London hotel has been pictured for the first time after a cocktail of party drugs was found in his system.
Prince Abdullah bin Fahad bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Jalawi al Saud, 29, was discovered on the bathroom floor of his £600-a-night room at the Marriott Hotel in Kensington on November 25.
It was found that the Saudi royal had suffered a cardiac arrest after consuming a cocktail of drugs and alcohol, including party drug GBH.
The young prince had arrived at the hotel on November 19 for a week-long stay, Inner West London Coroner’s Court heard.
It was revealed that his body was found by a cleaner who had entered his fifth-floor room.
Paramedics raced to the luxury hotel but, despite their best efforts, he was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
A source told Taroudant Press that Prince Abdullah was a “quiet and well-liked figure within the royal family and was “known for his discreet philanthropic contributions to societal projects”.
They added his passing came “when the Al Saud family is undergoing a period of internal renewal, with a focus on domestic stability and economic development”.
The Saudi Royal Court later issued an official statement on December 2 officially announcing Prince Abdullah death.
It read: “Prince Abdullah bin Fahd bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Musaid bin Jalawi Al Saud has passed away to the mercy of Almighty God, outside the Kingdom.”