Royal wedding: Cressida Bonas arrives at St George's Chapel

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The model and actress described getting quizzed by Met Police officers about the suitcase discovered in the garden of her London property.

The bag – which did not belong to her – was stuffed with drugs, cash and cars keys.

Cressida wrote in the Spectator: “A suitcase landed in my garden.

“It seemed to have come from the sky.

“Soon after, two policemen urgently knocked on my door.

“Confused, I invited them in, they hurriedly went to retrieve the bag.

“Inside was a load of money, drugs and keys belonging to expensive cars.

“They inquired if the items were mine. “Certainly not,” I said.

“That evening, the policemen returned and I was interviewed for an hour.

“Drug deals occur regularly on our street.

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“They happen in a flash; a hand through a car window, bowed heads and hushed voices.”

She added: “The flying suitcase incident added a touch of reality to one of my favourite pastimes, crime fiction.”

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