The latest news in this regard is that the heir to the throne was in the ICU and had to remain in the hospital per medical protocol. It is unknown if at this point he has already been transferred to the ward and when he will be discharged to continue his recovery in the hospital. Skaugum palacehis official residence.

Haakon from Norway (52) has cleared his schedule to take care of his wife and now it has been learned that Until July 19 he will not be seen again at an official event.. It will be at the inauguration of the National Monument on July 22 in the new Government Quarter of Oslo, as published in the royal agenda.

This is a commemorative event in honor of the 77 victims of the 2011 terrorist attacksto which if there are no last minute changes, the Crown Prince will attend alone.

Already on July 22, the date on which 15 years have passed since the tragedy that shook the country, the kings, Harald (89) and Sonya of Norway (88), will attend the memorial mass which will be held in Oslo Cathedral.

Haakon will not attend this commitment. It seems that with Mette-Marit’s departure, the rest of the royal members are juggling to be able to meet all the obligations that their condition demands.

Last week, for example, you can see Princess Ingrid Alexandra (22) and his brother, Prince Sverre Magnus (20), in one of the matches that the Norwegian National Team played against Senegal in the United States. It was the first time that the young people represented the Royal House alone.

They crossed to the other side of the Atlantic after visiting his mother in the hospital. According to him usual protocol For all patients who have recently received a transplant, «Her Royal Highness the Crown Princess will remain admitted to Oslo University Hospital (Rikshospitalet) for the coming weeks,» stated the statement sent from the palace.

«It is a routine procedure to adjust medicationcontrol possible complications and carry out rehabilitation,» added Are Holm, professor of Medicine at the University of Oslo and senior consultant and specialist in pulmonology at the medical center where the Princess is.

The operation, as his medical team assured, had been a successbut being a high risk intervention everything is more than measured. Mette-Marit’s life will, in fact, change from now on.

The chronic pulmonary fibrosis What she suffered disappears with the new organs, but Haakon’s wife now faces a slow recovery process. Adaptation to the transplanted organ is a demanding process that requires a relative isolationextreme hygiene care and close supervision to prevent infections in their new daily life.

His entire family is very concerned about his improvement. Even his son Marius Borg (29), who from prison is following everything related to his mother and keeps her pertinently informed.