Norway's future king and Queen, Crown Prince Mette Marit and Crown Prince Haakon, are addressing yet another controversy surrounding Mette Marit's son after Marius Borg Hoivy was arrested again on Monday. 18.

Borg Høiby, 27 – who is the son of a princess from a previous partner and does not hold a royal title – was arrested on suspicion of rape late Monday night. According to the Norwegian newspaper Aftenposten, he was accused of having sex without sexual intercourse, and police "searched and seized the residence of Marius Borg Høiby in Skaugum." The paper says the woman in question in her 20s "doesn't want to date the episode or say where it happened."

Defense Lawyer Øyvind Bratlien told Aftenposten, "Høiby has not admitted criminal charges after the extended charges. He wants to work well with the police and explain himself.

Crown Prince Haakon, who does royal business in Jamaica for the United Nations, issued a statement to Norwegian media outlet NRK. 19, "There are serious accusations that Marius is now facing. Today, of course, we are thinking of all those who have been affected.

The future king — who said the royal family had not been notified of his arrest in advance — said: "I would have liked to be at home with Mette today. When she met the missing

Crown Prince Mettemarit, a single mother of Borghoyby, the royal couple welcomed together 20-year-old Princess Ingrid Alexandra and 18-year-old Prince Sveremagnus, who will one day become the Queen of Norway.

As for Marius, at the time of his arrest, his case was more complicated because the son of the Crown Princess was driving with a woman who has a restraining order against him, per Aftenposten

8 Early May, Borg Hoivey was charged with criminal damage, at his girlfriend's apartment in Oslo, Norway. The woman suffered a concussion after the incident. And on May 9, he was arrested for violating a restraining order after contacting her using a hidden phone number.

NRK that was able to report the accident at the time (Hi!He suffered from "several mental disorders" and substance abuse problems.

"Something happened last weekend that should never have happened," said the son-in-law of the future king. "I committed physical harm and destroyed things in the apartment with alcohol and cocaine addiction after the argument.

Aftenposten said after Monday's arrest, the woman's lawyer said, "My client was in the car with Høiby last night because she was going to rent his car. There was a purely practical reason why she was there. I am not aware if this is being investigated as a violation of the restraining order."