Qatari princess has been found lifeless in her Puerto Banus apartment

The boyfriend of a Qatari princess who died of an overdose has disclosed that she was robbed and assaulted in her luxury penthouse just two months before she died.

Kasia Gallanio, 45, was’scared for her life’ in the weeks following the incident at her £2 million apartment in Puerto Banus near Marbella, according to nightclub manager and singer Bruce Baps.

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‘I don’t believe that she killed herself, but we are waiting for the results of the autopsy to know exactly what happened. It took four days until she was found so her body was in a state of decomposition.’

Mr Baps also said that socialite Ms Gallanio, who had over 500,000 Instagram followers and socialized with Hollywood celebrities, had sent him a farewell message before her death, simply saying, ‘I am going to sleep.’

He didn’t panic when she didn’t react at first because he assumed she was sleeping, but he became increasingly concerned when she didn’t respond to subsequent texts. Mr. Bapps stated that he went to her flat but received no response.

One of Ms Gallanio’s 17-year-old twin daughters in Paris contacted Spanish police on Sunday, May 29 after she had been unable to contact mom for four days.

Officers, with the assistance of the Marbella fire department, broke into her flat and discovered her dead in her bed, guarded by her devoted Pomeranian dog, Honey.

Police in Marbella confirmed that her death was not being investigated as suspicious because there were no evidence of violence and that no third party was being sought.

‘I still don’t believe it, how could anything like this happen?’ remarked Mr Baps earlier. She did not commit suicide; instead, we need to figure out what happened because she was afraid for her life.’

In an interview with Telecinco’s ‘It’s Already Eight O’Clock,’ he asserted that she was not depressed by her legal battle with her 73-year-old ex-husband over their daughters in Paris courts.

‘She wasn’t sad, she wasn’t horrible, Kasia didn’t commit suicide,’ he claimed.

‘They had beaten her, they had robbed her, she was not secure, and she went without a bodyguard,’ Mr Baps said in the interview, adding, ‘They had beaten her, they had robbed her, she was not safe, and she went without a bodyguard.’

‘Of course, of course,’ he said when questioned by MailOnline if he thinks she was attacked and robbed because of her ties to Qatar’s royal family.

‘She was a princess with no security or nothing, that’s what I’m saying, she was a target,’ he continued.

‘She had gotten over it after that,’ he said, insisting that she had healed from her most recent attack. ‘She was OK.’

Ms Gallanio may have died as a result of a pharmaceutical overdose coupled with alcohol, according to Spanish media.