The princess of the Emirates took drugs, got drunk and passed out on the sidewalk in London! | photo

Mehra Al Nahyan, 32 years old and a member of the Abu Dhabi royal family, was found in a London street after consuming cocaine and losing consciousness; While the three-year-old child who was with him was wandering around a busy street without a guardian and barefoot.

According to Ambassador Arjan, this incident happened on June 13, 2026, but its details were published after the judicial investigation of the case and Al Nahyan's confession of failing to take care of the child.

Eyewitnesses found this woman leaning on the metal railings next to the sidewalk and unable to answer. A man was also unconscious near him. Meanwhile, the three-year-old child was playing around them with a scooter and toys; That too in the condition that cars were passing through the nearby street.

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Seeing the child's dangerous situation, the passers-by intervened to help and took care of him until the police arrived. According to court reports, Al Nahyan was still unable to answer about half an hour after being found.

It is said that after regaining consciousness, he asked the people who had tried to help and the police officers in an unusual tone: "This is not a slaughterhouse; Why do you care so much? Why are you so worried?”

During a search of his belongings, drug paraphernalia was found, but the police did not find any illegal drugs.

Al Nahyan pleaded guilty to failing to provide care to a child at London's Southwark Crown Court on Tuesday. The prosecutor in the case stated that the child was left unattended near a busy street and even approached the range of moving cars.

Judge Jeremy Johnson also warned that if passers-by had not intervened, the child might have run into the street, become lost or exposed to other dangers.

Al Nahyan's defense lawyer said in the court that his client did not use drugs on the day of the incident, but he used cocaine in the days before that and was very tired. He also emphasized that Al Nahyan expressed regret for the incident and took action to treat his addiction.

According to the defense lawyer, Al Nahyan was treated at the Priory Addiction Treatment Center in Surrey, England, and planned to complete his three-month course of treatment. Continuing outpatient treatment and attending Narcotics Anonymous meetings were also part of his recovery plan.

The court finally sentenced him to two years of community punishment with the requirement to participate in a rehabilitation program. He was also ordered to pay a total of £6,114 in fines and costs.

According to the New York Post, Al Nahyan receives about 8,000 pounds in monthly allowances.