New charges have been brought against Marius Borg Høiby, who has been called Norway’s bonus prince.
New charges have been brought against Marius. PDO
New charges have been brought against Marius Borg Høiby.
VG’s according to the charges relate to harassment and violation of a restraining order. Marius admits the charges.
The new charges are being discussed in the ongoing trial against Marius. Dozens of charges have already been brought against Marius for, among other things, rape, assault and sexual harassment.
According to VG, the alleged crimes took place at Marius’ apartment the weekend before the trial. Neighbors have reported hearing a loud bang and a door slamming from the apartment.
The alleged victim is the so-called Frogner woman, in connection with whom Marius has already been accused of several crimes. The two were in an intimate relationship when Marius was first arrested in August 2024.
According to the indictment, Marius had shouted swear words at the woman, broken her phone and grabbed her when she tried to leave the apartment, as a result of which she hit her head on the door.
According to the indictment, Marius had a knife and threatened to harm himself and threatened the woman so that she would not contact the police.
The following evening, the police arrested Marius at the hospital and he has been incarcerated ever since.
The indictment states that, in addition to this, Marius has been in “regular contact” with the woman from mid-December to early February, despite the restraining order.
Dozens of criminal charges have been brought against Marius. PDO
Iltalehti reported on February 2 that Marius had been imprisoned. The court decided to keep Marius imprisoned for four weeks due to the risk of repeating the crime.
– The Oslo Police District can confirm that the police arrested Marius Borg Høiby on Sunday evening on suspicion of assault, threatening with a knife and violating a restraining order, confirms Andreas Kruszewski Oslo police in a press release according to Dagbladet.
That same evening, Marius’ mother Crown Princess Mette-Marit, stepfather Crown Prince Haakon and half-sister princess Ingrid Alexandra was filmed visiting Marius in the hospital.
The trial began on February 3 and is scheduled to continue until March 19. Originally, 38 charges had been brought against Marius.
Marius was previously accused of these crimes
- One count of rape with sexual intercourse (Marius denies the charge)
- Three rapes without intercourse (Marius denies the charges)
- Aggravated assault (Marius partially admits his guilt)
- Domestic violence (Marius denies the charges)
- Abuse (Marius admits his guilt)
- Intimidation (Marius denies the charges)
- Harassment (Marius partially admits his guilt)
- Two acts of damage (Marius admits his guilt)
- Six counts of sexual harassment (Marius pleads guilty to one charge, denies five)
- Two violations of a restraining order (Marius partially pleads guilty to one charge, pleads guilty to another)
- Resisting the police (Marius denies the charges)
- Failure to provide personal information (Marius denies the charges)
- Driving to Skaugumi, Marius is accused of, among other things, speeding and using a cell phone while driving (Marius partially admits his guilt)
- Several speeding charges (Marius pleads guilty to all)
- Driving a vehicle without a license (Marius admits his guilt)
- Serious drug offense (Marius pleads guilty)
On March 3, new charges were read to Marius for harassment and violating a restraining order.
Source: VGreferenced March 3.
Born in January 1997, Marius Borg Høiby is the first son of Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit. Marius has no royal title.
