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Prince's Home Reportedly Filled With Hidden Pills, Some In Bodyguard's Name

Search warrants released.

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Prince's Paisley Park home was filled with pills hidden around the house following the music icon's death, according to search warrants released by Minnesota authorities this week. 

As TMZ reports, a number of ziploc bags and envelopes filled with pills were found by detectives who carried out the search days after Prince's death last year

Authorities reportedly also found a suitcase belonging to the singer's alias name, Peter Bravestrong, which contained pill bottles.

According to TMZ, Dr Michael Schulenberg, admitted to police that he prescribed Prince with Oxycodone the same day the Minnesota-born star overdosed on a jet six days before his death, which was obtained under the name of Prince's bodyguard.

The reports have emerged just days before the one year anniversary of Prince's death, which occurred on 21 April due to an accidental overdose of fentanyl.

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