World News: Norwegian authorities have confirmed the arrest of Borg Høiby, the 27-year-old son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, on allegations of rape. The victim, a 20-year-old woman, reportedly met Høiby for the first time on the day of the alleged incident in August. Police stated that the assault occurred while the victim was unconscious or otherwise unable to give consent. The victim and Høiby were not in any form of relationship, and further details about her identity have been withheld to protect her privacy.Allegations of Assault and Disturbing DetailsThe victims lawyer, Hez Salomon, clarified that she was not romantically involved with Høiby and was undergoing personal difficulties at the time. According to Salomon, the victims distress worsened due to the traumatic incident. Høibys defense lawyer, Oyvind Brattelin, has asserted his clients innocence, stating that Høiby is cooperating fully with law enforcement as investigations proceed.Reports suggest that the incident also involved an altercation at the victims Oslo apartment, during which Høiby allegedly caused bodily harm. A knife was reportedly found embedded in a wall of the victims bedroom. Additionally, allegations of abuse have surfaced from five individuals, including four women and one man, accusing Høiby of misconduct under the pretense of intimate relationships.Who Is Borg HøibyBorg Høiby, born in 1997, is the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit from a previous relationship before her marriage to Crown Prince Haakon. Despite his familial ties, Høiby does not hold a royal title or any official authority. He resides in Skaugum, close to the Crown Prince and Princesss home, and is half-sibling to Princess Ingrid Alexandra and Prince Sverre Magnus.The Norwegian Royal Family has not commented publicly on the allegations, maintaining silence as the legal process unfolds. The case has sparked widespread discussions about accountability and privilege. Høibys arrest has also raised questions regarding previous allegations against him, with calls for a thorough investigation into all claims.
