Princess Beatrice ex-boyfriend's autopsy report reveals shocking details

Paolo Liuzzo, Princess Beatrice's ex-boyfriend, was found dead in a Miami hotel room in February this year.

The 41-year-old's autopsy report revealed new details about his sudden death at a hotel not far from his listed address.

The autopsy report shows that Liuzzo died after overdosing on a combination of drugs including fentanyl, cocaine, ketamine and the street drug bromazolam (a synthetic benzo).

The report obtained by the Daily Mail said that he had died of " acute combined drug toxicity" and stated "police impounded extensive drug paraphernalia from the scene."

His body was flown back to his family in Long Island, New York, for a funeral on February 16.

Liuzzo , who was just 23 when he allegedly dated Prince Andrew's eldest daughter aged 17, suffered from a drug problem and had racked up huge gambling debts at the time.

"Paolo was not doing great on a personal level. He loved to party and gamble, a friend of Liuzzo told The Sun.

Liuzzo's friend claimed: "He began using a lot of pharmaceutical drugs but that later led to cocaine and harder drugs. It was a very fast lifestyle and we all feared it would catch up with him eventually."

"He was always borrowing money to pay loans. It became a vicious cycle."

Before his relationship with Beatrice, Liuzzo had reportedly been arrested for manslaughter due to the fist-fight death of a student in Massachusetts. The charge got downgraded to assault and battery and he served 100 hours of community service.

Liuzzo was once reportedly seen on a skiing trip to Switzerland with Beatrice and her parents, Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, but his relationship with King Charles's niece came to an end in 2006.