Mental illnesses such as depression are still a taboo subject for many, and Princess Märtha Louise of Norway wants to change that.
Oslo – Depression is very rarely talked about openly, even in royal circles. Princess Märtha Louise (50) wants to drive the discourse on mental health * and therefore describes her difficult hours in the “valley of the depression” in a very special podcast episode.
Princess Märtha Louise did not give any interlocutor an insight into her emotional world, the host of the podcast was a long-time friend of the 50-year-old. Tessy Antony de Nassau (36) exchanges ideas with extraordinary people in “Zoom O’Clock”, at the start of the sixth season the daughter of King Harald V. (84) had his say. In the video call, Märtha Louise describes what is probably the most difficult time in her life, the suicide of her ex-husband Ari Behn (47, † 2019).
At Christmas 2019, the writer committed suicide at his home in Norway. Märtha Louise found it very difficult to cope with her grief and pain at the time: “It’s like tunnel vision because it encompasses everything. You can get stuck in that grief, you can fall into a valley of depression, which I did, but you can also come out of it. It’s important to talk about these things.” *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
