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Paolo Liuzzo was well-off, well-educated, smoothly handsome and extremely well connected - in other words, a man who had been dealt a hand of cards that can make life both worthwhile and rewarding. Appearances, however, can be deceptive. The good fortune that the fates had bestowed, which included a few months of global celebrity as Princess Beatrice 's first serious boyfriend, could not keep pace with a fast and unravelling life. He had a criminal record that included being charged with manslaughter and possession of cocaine and would go on to embarrass the Royal Family with lurid claims of drug-taking and hard partying.

Paolo Liuzzo, then 24, was involved in a drunken street brawl that led to the death 19-year-old Jonathan R. Duchatellier (left) in Worcester, Massachusetts, on May 5, 2002. Mr Duchatellier was struck in the head once and Paolo was allegedly seen flailing away at the unresponsive victim as he lay on the floor. Liuzzo, the son of a plastics millionaire, was initially arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and charged with manslaughter after New Jersey-student Jonathan died from a single punch said to be inflicted by another man. Manslaughter charges were dismissed at the request of prosecutors and playboy Paolo would later plead guilty to assault and battery in 2004 (top image), which led to a suspended sentence and community service rather than a jail term. The victim's sister Kezia said afterwards that the life of her 'kind and thoughtful' brother, who has since had a music foundation named after him and a mural painted in his memory, was ended by a 'sucker punch'. The New York-born playboy was then dragged before a judge for breaching of his probation after going on a ski holiday with the Duke and Duchess of York and his royal girlfriend (together right) to Switzerland in 2006 (bottom image).

Paolo Liuzzo, who has died aged 41, became Princess Beatrice 's first love when she was 17 - and despite the seven-year age gap her parents are said to have 'encouraged' the relationship. He revealed he was asked to kneel in the drawing room of their Windsor mansion for a mock knighting ceremony where the Duchess of York gave a 'bizarre' impersonation of the Queen and nicknamed him: 'Sir Fixit' after he bailed out Prince Andrew with $10,000. Paolo, the son of an Italian plastic resin tycoon, was an almost total stranger to the Royal Family when he was offered astonishing access to the Duke of York's home. In his year with 'Bea' he became so close to Fergie that she called herself his 'second mother' and would come out drinking partying with her daughter and boyfriend in London and New York - even though her daughter was underage, he claimed. In fact he said the relationship was so comfortable that marijuana was smoked in the presence of Beatrice, her sister Eugenie and their mother while holidaying in Jamaica. He also enjoyed a close relationship with Prince Andrew - so much so that he claimed the Duke of York woke him up early one morning to ask for $10,000 and a removal firm in New York to move his on-off girlfriend Angie Everhart from the home she shared with her then fiance. Mr Liuzzo claimed that Andrew never fully paid him back after he learned that his daughter's boyfriend had a criminal record after being charged with manslaughter before pleading guilty to assault following a drunken brawl in which another youth died. Rumours of his weakness for women and cheating were also circulating. 'I'm not a bad person. But it's like putting heroin in front of Pete Doherty . Women are my flaw', he said later.

With a £10,000 gown flowing in from New York, dancing until 3 a.m. in Windsor Castle's ancient grounds and an overall cost estimated at £400,000, you might say, this WAS an 18th birthday party. But what would you expect when you are a royal Princess and your grandmother, the Queen, is footing the bill? Princess Beatrice's elaborately Victorian-themed coming-of-age fête is still remembered as one of the eye-popping events of 2006, with guests from far and wide to help her celebrate. These days of course, Beatrice's happily married Beatrice are much more sedate. She is a mother of one and a step-mother to a second. But today, as she turns 35, we remember one of royal events of the decade, as reported at the time by The Daily Mail's Rebecca English

Jennifer Flavin, Sylvester Stallone's wife of 25 years, filed for divorce this week, just days after the actor covered a tattoo of her face with a photograph of his dog. However, this is not the first time Stallone and Flavin have met in public bust-up. Flavin fell into the hands of Australian billionaire James Packer when they parted ways in the nineties.

On Thursday, Sylvester Stallone made a surprise appearance at a screening of his latest film Samaritan in New York City. At the AMC Empire 25 movie theater, the 76-year-old actor, dressed in a dark navy blue suit over a black button-down top with dark dress shoes, slapping hands with fans as he was applauded.

Sylvester Stallone claimed to have suffered 25 hours of agony to be inked with a portrait of his wife, Jennifer Flavin, on his heavily muscled shoulder (top right). Well, tattoos can be painful, especially if the image is removed from the owner's affections. Specialist 'cover-up' tattooists do a brisk trade, bringing new designs over older ones, and the Rocky star has become one of their most coveted clients (bottom right).

Jennifer Flavin, 54, was photographed without her wedding ring 11 days before she applied for divorce from Sylvester Stallone, 76. Flavin, who officially filed for divorce on August 19, was seen leaving Craigs Restaurant in Los Angeles on August 8 with her ring finger notably bare. Witnesses said she was attempting not to be identified as she left, and that a friend was covering her with her jacket as they walked out. The shots came as Stallone denied rumors that the 25-year marriage ended after an argument about Rottweiler revealed deeper questions.

After 25 years of marriage, Jennifer Flavin applied for divorce from Sylvester Stallone on Friday. Earlier today, the former model, 54, was seen pulling into the driveway of the estranged couple's Palm Beach home. As she swept through security gates in a blue Polestar coupe, she was accompanied by her 24-year-old daughter Sistine. Flavin has requested sole use of the seven-bedroom, ten bath home while the divorce is final, effectively banning Stallone from the 13,241 square foot home, which has its own beach, dock, and guest house. According to legal documents obtained by DailyMail.com, Flavin has stated that Stallone has hidden their marital assets. DailyMail.com revealed on Monday that Stallone had a massive tattoo of Jennifer on his right bicep and a snapshot of a dog.

The pair, who have a 22-year age gap, first met in the late 1980s when she was 19 and 42, and soon after; however, they were plagued with marriage problems from early on. In 1994, Stallone, now 76, and Flavin, now 54, was heartbroken when he revealed that he had cheated on her with supermodel Dickinson in a shocking, handwritten letter. Janice was also believed to have become pregnant with his daughter, but after DNA tests revealed that he was not the father, he eventually returned to Flavin. She let the Rocky actress go, and the two became husband and wife in 1996. They welcomed three children over the years, none of whom have gone on to start their own successful careers as models and actresses. But, their love seemed to have broken down once more. FEMAIL has recapped their entire love story from start to finish as the former model files for divorce from Hollywood's heartthrob. Here's a complete timeline of Stallone and Flavin's rollercoaster romance, from how they met and fell in love as a child to his first affair.

Jennifer Flavin has filed for divorce from Sylvester Stallone. This month, Stallone had a giant tattoo of Jennifer on his right bicep covered up with a snapshot of a dog, according to DailyMail.com. In an Instagram post on August 10, Flavin speculated that things might be over with Stallone. 'These girls are my priority,' she wrote in the blog.' Nothing else matters.' The four of us will live forever.' Jennifer is no longer following her husband on Instagram. All is well and Sly had intended to update the tat, but it was 'unfixable,' according to Stallone's publicist.

According to DailyMail.com, Sylvester Stallone's right bicep was covered up with a photograph of a dog. In an Instagram post on August 10, Flavin suggested that things could be over with Stallone. On the blog, she wrote, 'These girls are my priority.' 'Nothing else matters.' The four of us will live forever.' Jennifer is no longer following her husband on Instagram. Both sides have confirmed a split, but Stallone's rep did not return a call for comment right away.