Shock! Mette-Marit's son leaves the withdrawal clinic after just a week!

A shocking drama about Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Norway's crown princess Mette-Marit, is overrun. According to reports, the 27-year-old broke his treatment in a respected withdrawal clinic in London after just one week. This was reported by the Norwegian newspaper "Se OG Hør", which also claimed that Marius had left the clinic and had contacted friends in Norway, which led to massive speculation. However, his lawyer Øyvind Bratlien rejected these claims and confirmed that Marius was still being treated and did not intend to cancel them, as reported on "krone.at".

The circumstances around Marius' stay in the withdrawal clinic are anything but easy. After his release from pre-trial detention, he came to London to fight his alcohol and drug problems. However, the admission to the clinic had been delayed by his arrest. In the past few months, Marius has been in the headlines several times, not only because of his drug problems, but also due to serious accusations against him. He is suspected of having sexually abused, among other things, three alleged rapes are examined against him, which has already earned him several arrests.

Investigations and allegations

In the middle of this turbulent situation, Marius has been arrested several times for assault and property damage since August. In a written statement, he admitted that he had become violent under the influence of alcohol and drugs in the past. His lawyer confirmed that Høiby was still actively in therapy and explained that there were no restrictions for him that would prevent return to Norway. Even if he is currently being shown negatively in the media, his lawyer describes the reporting as "not true". Official comments from the royal family are still pending, so the situation remains tense.