What Happened? Tense Moments in Norway as King Haakon Takes Mette-Marit to Hospital Hours After Historic Ceremony
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At a glance
- King Haakon VIII took Mette-Marit to Oslo’s Rikshospitalet hours after he took a constitutional oath in parliament.
- Mette-Marit had skipped the ceremony because of complications following a lung transplant.
- The royal household has not confirmed whether the hospital visit was linked to those complications.
Norway’s King Haakon VIII took his wife, Mette-Marit, to Oslo’s Rikshospitalet just hours after appearing in parliament for an historic constitutional oath.
The queen did not attend the ceremony because of complications that developed after a lung transplant. Her absence gave the royal day a worried turn, followed by the evening hospital visit.
The royal household has not confirmed whether the hospital visit was directly connected to the complications. The circumstances surrounding Mette-Marit’s condition therefore remain unclear.
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