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Prince Albert of Monaco mourns cousin Antoine de Massy, found dead at 29 as police investigate
HOLA • • world
Key Points:
- Antoine de Massy, a 29-year-old member of Monaco's princely family and cousin to Prince Albert II, was found dead in a garden at Villa Sauber on the night of October 25, prompting an investigation and police custody of one individual.
- The discovery followed concerns raised by a family member after Antoine missed a scheduled family lunch, leading to authorities reviewing security footage to identify a person near the scene.
- The role of the detained individual remains unclear, with officials not confirming whether they are a suspect or a witness, and the cause of Antoine’s death has not been disclosed.
- The Prince’s Palace expressed condolences, highlighting Antoine’s connection to Monaco’s prominent tennis family, noting his grandfather and relatives' significant roles in the sport within the principality.
- Antoine was a passionate tennis player who trained intensively in Florida and aspired to represent Monaco at the Olympic Games, continuing a family legacy deeply intertwined with tennis.
