A member of the royal family, Al-Walid ibn Khalid Al Saud, known as the "sleeping prince", who spent more than 20 years in a coma, has died in Saudi Arabia. This was announced on July 19 by the online portal Masrawy.
"Prince Al-Waleed ibn Khalid ibn Talal Al Saud, known as the "sleeping prince", died at the age of 35, after spending about 20 years in a coma in one of the specialized medical centers in Saudi Arabia," the publication says.
It is specified that Prince Al-Waleed was born in April 1990. He fell into a coma in 2005 after a car accident in London, in which he received a severe traumatic brain injury and cerebral hemorrhage.
"It is with great sadness and sorrow that we mourn our beloved son, Prince Al-Walid ibn Khalid ibn Talal ibn Abdul-Aziz Al Saud, may Allah have mercy on him, who passed away today," his father Prince Khalid ibn Talal ibn Abdul—Aziz wrote on the social network X. His father Prince Khalid ibn Talal ibn Abdul-Aziz.
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