The bad news about the Royal Family They do not stop arising, because in addition to the burden that the case of Princess Mette-Marit’s first-born son, Marius Borg, who is currently facing justice for having committed violence against several of his ex-girlfriends, represents for the Crown, there are added other concerns around the royals.
For example, the health of King Harald V, 87 years old; that of his daughter-in-law, the crown princess; and the health of Princess Ingrid of Norway, are some of the issues that continue to cause uncertainty among the press and royal followers.
Specifically, in the case of Princess Mette Marit, it was on October 11, when the Royal Palace gave notice of the deterioration in her health, which is already being treated and will keep Her Highness away from several royal engagements. “His Royal Highness Crown Princess Mette-Marit “has resumed treatment for his chronic lung disease.”indicated the official press release released by the Royal House to justify the future absence of the wife of Crown Prince Haakon Magnus.
In addition to these issues, it has also generated curiosity among journalists a issue surrounding Prince Haakonwho seems to harbor a serious secret about his health. However, until now it is not known exactly what it is.
Why is it said that the Norwegian kingdom is hiding a secret about the health of Prince Haakon Magnus?
For several months now, uncertainty has been caused by the fact that Princess Mette-Marit’s husband attends public events and poses for photographs wearing a skin-colored bandage, square in the middle of the forehead. Fortunately for the curious, the secret of the mysterious plaster that keeps people guessing has already been revealed, partially.
Haakon was seen with his dressing for the first time at the Paris Olympics this summer, as indicated by the magazine “Se og Hør”. This appearance was followed by others, in which Haakon Magnus was also seen wearing the accessory, which is normally used as protection for wounds.
On his trip to Trøndelag; during the wedding celebrations of his sister, Princess Martha Luisa; and at a recent gala dinner at the Royal Palace in Oslo The prince was still wearing the bandage.
In this regard, the “Se og Hør” asked the palace directly. Information chief Guri Varpe did not give specific details and said: “We have nothing to say about it”but at the same time he assured: “It is something completely harmless,” which could reassure a little the followers of the Norwegian Royal House, which continues to present turbulence.
