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| Liv Anette Luane / The Royal Court. |
I think anytime a royal is in the hospital or having a major health event, there is public concern. I have compiled this information for the purpose of allowing the public to better understand the royal's health history.
All information I share is publicly available information that has been released by the palace. Out of respect for the royals, I don't include any rumors or anything not confirmed by the palace or royals.
Ongoing
- Crown Princess Mette-Marit was diagnosed with the Chronic Pulmonary Fibrosis in 2018. Pulmonary Fibrosis is a lung disease that makes it more difficult for your lungs to work properly.
- Investigation and treatment are taking place at Oslo University Hospital, Rikshospitalet in cooperation with medical professionals abroad.
- As a result she does not do a full schedule of engagements and says "she gets exhausted faster than before & has to take better care of herself."
2023
September - October
- "Two Week Sick Leave" canceling a number of engagements including King Carl Gustaf of Sweden's Golden Jubilee celebrations
- Sept 13th - Present
- Sept 27th (2 Week Update): Will not be returning to official engagements this week. Or next week due to Autumn School Holiday.
2022
August
- Diagnosed with Coronavirus
- Mild symptoms
2010s
2018
October
- Announced chronic pulmonary fibrosis diagnosis
March
- Minor surgery in connection with an ”ongoing health issue.”
- March 18th
- Hospital?
- Sick Leave until after Easter
2017
November
- Canceled a few days of engaements and confirmed diagnois of "crystal sickness," which is a common name for Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV).
2016
December
- Cancelled visit to New York, USA due to pneumonia.
2015
August
- Got in minor car crash, Canceled official engagements for a few days due to previous neck injury
2013
November
- Surgical procedure on her neck. The operation involves the removal of neck prolapse and relief of nerve structures.
- At Rikshospitalet in Oslo
October
- Sick leave canceled visit to Finland with Crown Prince Haakon
2010
March
- Announcement that Mette-Marit is recovering from cervical disc prolapse, but will continue to have reduced official engagements for the next 6 weeks.
- She will continue with official visit to Malaysia with Crown Prince Haakon, but will have reduced official engagements.
February
- 3 Week sick leave due to wear and tear on the vertebrae in her neck.
2005
December
- Gave Birth to Prince Sverre Magnus at Rikshospitalet in Oslo
2004
January
- Gave Birth to Princess Ingrid Alexandra at Rikshospitalet in Oslo
1990s
1997
January
- Gave Birth to Marius Borg Høiby
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