Recent revelations from newly published documents related to Jeffrey Epstein have shown that Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway had a closer and more intimate connection with Epstein than was earlier thought. Not only did she have contact with Epstein, but it has now come to light that she also met with Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's accomplice who is currently incarcerated. This meeting raises questions about the level of awareness Mette-Marit had regarding Maxwell’s notorious involvement with Epstein.

Mette-Marit and Maxwell reportedly met in 2012 in New York during an event known as the Clinton Global Initiative, organized by former U.S. President Bill Clinton. At that time, Mette-Marit's son, Marius, who was 15 years old, also attended this conference alongside her, making the situation more notable. The meeting's details have drawn increased scrutiny since the release of the documents, which includes photographs that had not been previously published and were taken by Norwegian agency photographer Pontus Höök.

This situation could have significant implications for Mette-Marit and the Norwegian royal family, as they grapple with the fallout from these revelations. The nature of her connections to controversial figures like Epstein and Maxwell may affect public perception and her position within the royal institution. Given the serious nature of Epstein's crimes and Maxwell's ongoing imprisonment, the pressure will likely increase on the royal household to provide clarity on these relationships and their context, highlighting the intersection of celebrity and scandal within the sphere of modern monarchy.