Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway's health has worsened significantly due to her ongoing battle with pulmonary fibrosis, as disclosed by her husband, Crown Prince Haakon. The Crown Princess, 52, first revealed her condition in 2018, which has progressively limited her breathing capacity. Recently, she was seen wearing a nasal cannula during Norway's Constitution Day celebrations, prompting concerns about her health. Crown Prince Haakon noted that while there have been periods of stability, her condition has deteriorated recently, raising questions about potential placement on a lung transplant list. This health crisis coincides with significant family challenges, including her son Marius Borg Høiby facing multiple sexual assault charges and troubling revelations regarding Mette-Marit's past association with Jeffrey Epstein. The Crown Princess has expressed the need to adjust her royal duties to accommodate her health, stating that her working capacity will vary due to her treatment and the nature of her condition. Despite these challenges, the royal family has maintained a public presence, showcasing resilience during difficult times.