Together with ‘party drugs’, alcohol, drugs tomorrow! Saudi prince died of heart attack in London hotel

The 29-year-old Saudi Prince Abdullah Ibn Fahad Ibn Abdullah Ibn Abdul Aziz Ibn Jalavi Al Saud died after consuming various types of alcohol, drugs, and prescription medicine together. The incident took place in a luxury hotel in London. He died of a heart attack at Kingston’s Marriott Hotel on November 25 last year. However, that incident came to light on Friday. Several media such as The Sun, Daily Mirror have reported the death of the Saudi prince due to drug overdose.

A court in London raised a case related to the death of a Saudi prince. According to the police, Abdullah checked-in at the Marriott Hotel on November 19 to stay for a week. He was last seen alive on the morning of November 25. It was seen on CCTV that he was coming out of the hotel to smoke a cigarette. On the same day, a hotel cleaner discovered the Saudi prince lying in the toilet of the six-story building. The doctors checked and found that the 29-year-old prince had already died.

An autopsy revealed Prince Abdullah’s blood alcohol level was 222 milligrams per 100 milliliters of blood—almost three times the legal drink-drive limit in England. Experts claim that Abdullah could have gone into a coma only because of the level of alcohol. Also found in the blood were lethal levels of gamma-hydroxybutyrate, or GHB, known as the ‘party drug’, as well as marijuana, Xanax. The presence of anti-anxiety drugs was also found in the blood. They were within doctor’s approval levels, claimed the investigators. According to experts, various drugs and combinations of drugs are the cause of heart attacks.

Investigators told the court that Prince Abdullah had become dependent on alcohol and prescription drugs. He was admitted to the Priory Clinic in Roehampton in August 2025 for drug addiction and drug addiction. However, the problem has not been resolved. Finally addiction took his life.