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Mette-Marit as if swallowed by the earth: where is the crown princess?

After Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway has not appeared in person for a long time, there is a lot of guesswork among Royal fans.

Oslo – Crown Prince Haakon of Norway (48) had to do without the company of Mette-Marit (48) in his recent appearance. What about his wife's absence?
24royal.de* reveals here why Crown Princess Mette-Marit is currently not appearing in person.

A few days ago there was a very special date in the calendar of the Norwegian heir to the throne. Sports-loving Crown Prince Haakon was allowed to visit the Para Snow World Championships, which are currently being held in Lillehammer and Hafjell. One should actually have thought that his wife Mette-Marit would not have missed this important event either. However, to the surprise of many Royal fans, the mother of three shone with her absence. Instead, Princess Märtha Louise (50) accompanied her younger brother and cheered on the athletes. Speculations quickly arose as to why the crown princess was not seen at her husband's side. Is the 48-year-old not doing well? After all, it has been a while since her last public appearance. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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