The prince Marius has recently enjoyed royal tourism.
Marius tourism is at stake. Aop
Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s son Marius Borg Høy is again in trouble, says Aftonbladet.
Marius is said to have lost his diplomatic passport.
There is no ordinary passport. For example, the diplomatic passport used by the royal family guarantees a faster passage at airports.
Marius, for example, made his trip with Crown Prince Haakon and Prince Sverre Magnus to leave the airplane before other passengers even got up.
However, the passport must not be used for personal trips. Marius has allegedly broken this rule and has used a passport over the years for many of his own needs.
Marius’ latest journey is from July, when he traveled to Portugal to surf Crown Prince Haakon and Prince Sverre Magnus.
In addition to that trip, Marius has recently traveled a lot to Italy, Cannes and Monaco.
It is unclear whether Marius’ trips are the reason for denying the passport.
Aftonbladet also reports that, according to the new practice of Norway, the children of Marius or Princess Märtha Louinen, the “king of bonus”, would not be entitled to a diplomatic pass.
In June, we reported how Marius is suspected of a total of 23 crimes. He suspects, for example, three rape, assault and several violations of the restraining order.
Marius himself has admitted his ex-girlfriend’s assault, but denies other charges.