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Marius Høiby remains under house arrest on royal estate for four weeks
The son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, Marius Høiby, must continue his house arrest with an ankle monitor at the royal estate Skaugum following a decision by the Oslo court.
Marius Høiby, the son of Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit, remains under house arrest with an ankle monitor at the royal estate Skaugum. This has been decided by a court in Oslo, which has ruled that he must continue in these conditions for another four weeks.
The extension of his detention comes after authorities demonstrated concerns that Høiby could reoffend if released. This has raised worries about his behavior outside the agreed conditions.
However, Høiby had anticipated release under different conditions, but must now continue his time at the estate, as reported by local media, including VRT NWS and HLN.