Prince Albert’s cousin found dead in Monaco garden as police investigate
Antoine de Massy, a 29-year-old cousin once removed of Monaco’s Prince Albert II, was found dead in a public garden on Sunday. His death has prompted a police investigation, while a man seen with him on CCTV has been arrested; authorities say the man’s role is unclear and are considering all possibilities, including an accident.
De Massy was reported missing after failing to attend a family lunch and was reportedly last seen leaving a nightclub in the early hours of Sunday. He was the grandson of Princess Antoinette, Prince Albert’s aunt, and played tennis professionally before co-founding a technology company focused on local bookings and payments. The Prince’s Palace issued condolences to his family and loved ones.
In short
- Prince Albert’s cousin Antoine de Massy was found dead aged 29.
- Police arrested a man seen with him on CCTV.
- Investigators say the circumstances and cause remain unclear.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Monaco’s royal family is rocked by mystery death of Prince Albert’s cousin, 29, found dead in public gardens – as Ukrainian is arrested”.