King Harald of Norway has been successfully discharged from the hospital in Tenerife, where he was undergoing treatment for a leg skin infection. The royal couple was staying in a popular vacation area on the Spanish island when the king’s health issue arose. According to the palace's official announcement, the king responded well to treatment and is now healthy enough to resume their holiday.

The 89-year-old monarch was admitted to the hospital on Tuesday and after a swift recovery, he is now able to enjoy time with Queen Sonja without imminent concerns for his health. His physician, who will remain on the island for a few more days to monitor his condition, confirmed that King Harald's general health is good. The couple has yet to decide when they will travel back to Norway, indicating that they may extend their stay as they are feeling well.

An update regarding the king's health is expected on Monday, March 2, or sooner if there are any changes in his condition. This news comes as a relief to many in Norway, as the well-being of their monarch is of significant public interest, especially in light of his recent admission into the hospital. The situation highlights the importance of health management for public figures, as well as the royal family's visibility in the country.