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    Son of Norway's Crown Princess Charged With Rape and Domestic Violence

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    Posted on August 18, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess, charged with rape and domestic violence, faces trial next year. He denies serious charges but admits to lesser offenses.

    Norway's Crown Princess Son Faces Charges of Rape and Domestic Violence

    Legal Proceedings Against Marius Borg Hoiby

    OSLO (Reuters) -The son of Norway's crown princess has been charged with rape, domestic violence, assault and other crimes following a year-long police investigation, a prosecutor said on Monday.

    Overview of Charges

    Marius Borg Hoiby, 28, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit and stepson to Crown Prince Haakon, is expected to stand trial early next year and could face up to 10 years in prison if found guilty of the most serious charges, the prosecutor said.

    Response from Hoiby and Legal Representation

    Hoiby denies the most serious accusations against him, but plans to plead guilty to some lesser charges in court when the trial starts, his lawyer Petar Sekulic told Reuters.

    Royal Family's Statement

    "He does not agree with the claims regarding rape and domestic violence," Sekulic said of his client.

    Hoiby does not have a royal title and is outside the line of royal succession.

    "It is up to the courts to hear this case and to reach a decision," the royal palace said in a statement.

    Police in November 2024 held Hoiby in detention for one week as part of the investigation.

    He was charged on Monday with 32 criminal offences, including one count of rape with sexual intercourse and three counts of rape without intercourse, some of which he filmed on his telephone, the prosecution said.

    "It's up to the judges to decide if he is guilty," Prosecutor Sturla Henriksboe told a press conference.

    Police in August last year named Hoiby as a suspect of physical assault against a woman with whom he had been in a relationship.

    Hoiby, in a statement to the media at the time, admitted to causing bodily harm to the woman while he was under the influence of cocaine and alcohol and of damaging her apartment. Hoiby said he regretted his acts.

    Hoiby is the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit from a relationship prior to her marriage in 2001 to Crown Prince Haakon, Norway's future king.

    (Reporting by Terje Solsvik;Editing by Alison Williams)

    Table of Contents

    • Legal Proceedings Against Marius Borg Hoiby
    • Overview of Charges
    • Response from Hoiby and Legal Representation
    • Royal Family's Statement

    Key Takeaways

    • •Marius Borg Hoiby charged with rape and domestic violence.
    • •Hoiby faces trial next year with potential 10-year sentence.
    • •Hoiby denies serious charges but admits to lesser offenses.
    • •Royal family issues statement, distancing from the case.
    • •Investigation included a week-long detention in 2024.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Son of Norway's crown princess charged with rape and domestic violence

    1What is domestic violence?

    Domestic violence refers to abusive behavior in a relationship where one partner seeks to control or harm the other. It can include physical, emotional, or psychological abuse.

    2What is a criminal procedure code?

    A criminal procedure code is a set of laws that outlines the processes and procedures for enforcing criminal law, including the rights of the accused and the conduct of trials.

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    What is legal representation?

    Legal representation is the act of having a lawyer or attorney represent an individual or entity in legal matters, ensuring their rights and interests are protected in court.

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