The Norwegian royal court is currently facing significant scrutiny due to various scandals that have emerged in recent months. A major point of contention is Crown Princess Mette-Marit's connections to Jeffrey Epstein, which have resurfaced as her name has been mentioned over a thousand times in documents related to Epstein. Additionally, a legal case involving her son, Marius Borg Høiby, which began in February, has also provoked public outcry and drawn attention to the royal family during a sensitive time.

However, the controversies surrounding the Norwegian monarchy are not limited to recent events, as the royal family has a long history of scandals that have captured public interest. From the early relationship of King Harald and Queen Sonja, which began under the cloud of rumors and secrecy, to other past incidents, the tabloid scrutiny of the royal family has been a persistent theme in Norwegian media. The article provides an overview of how these historical and current controversies reflect the challenges faced by the monarchy in maintaining its image.

As public interest in the scandals grows, so does the potential impact on the monarchy's reputation. The Norwegian royal family must navigate these turbulent waters, balancing modern expectations for transparency and accountability against traditional royal duties and privacy. The ongoing discourse about these scandals serves as a reminder of the scrutiny that well-known figures, especially in royal positions, endure in the modern age.