Prince William’s Friend, Big Brother Star, Dies in 100ft London Hotel Fall

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Prince William’s Friend, Big Brother Star, Dies in 100ft London Hotel Fall

Ben Duncan, a known socialite and friend of Prince William, has tragically passed away at the age of 45. The Big Brother star reportedly fell 100 feet from the Trafalgar St. James hotel in London, where he had been staying.

Details of the Incident

On Thursday, 30 October, Metropolitan Police received reports about a man on the roof of the hotel located on Cockspur Street, Westminster. Officers responded at 23:02 hours and discovered Duncan had fallen from a considerable height.

Despite the prompt arrival of the London Ambulance Service, he was pronounced dead at the scene. The police confirmed that Duncan’s death, while shocking, is currently classified as non-suspicious.

Ben Duncan’s Life and Career

Known for his charismatic personality, Duncan was a contestant on the 2010 season of Big Brother. He was educated alongside Prince William at university and was admired in London’s social circles.

Duncan was recognized for his friendships with prominent figures such as Lord Peter Mandelson and Michael Portillo.
He initially gained fame through reality television but had deep interests in politics and music.
In recent years, he had become more withdrawn, reportedly battling insomnia.

Tributes and Remembrances

The news of his death has left many in shock. Broadcaster Mike Hollingsworth shared a heartfelt tribute, remembering Duncan’s infectious charm and unique style. He noted, “The world is a poorer place for his passing.”

Another friend reflected on Duncan’s vibrant personality, stating he was always the “life and soul of the party.” This sentiment resonates with many who knew him well.

Connection to Prince William

Duncan was privy to early details of Prince William’s relationship with Kate Middleton. He recalled the moment when Middleton impressed fellow students at a fashion show, marking a pivotal point in the royal romance.