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Norway King Harald V Dead: Royal Family's Ties to Jeffrey Epstein Explained

Summary by Newsweek
The death of King Harald V of Norway has returned attention to his daughter-in-law's ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

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2026 was so far not a good year for the Norwegian royal house. The bad news about the royals found their sad climax with the king's death.2026 was so far not a good year for the Norwegian royal house. The bad news about the royals found their sad climax now with the king's death.Birthe Wenge / t-onlineAn article byEspecially often the daughter-in-law of King Harald V. caused headlines in recent months: Mette-Marit's lung disease worsened, the ex…

·Zürich, Switzerland
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2026 was so far not a good year for the Norwegian royal house. The bad news about the royals found their sad climax with the king's death.

·Berlin, Germany
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Harald V’s successor inherits a monarchy that has recorded a historical decline in popular backing, which was particularly high during his father’s reign. The Queen’s connections with the criminal Jeffrey Epstein and the troubles that drag his sister and stepdaughter pose a complicated challenge to the brand-new king of the Nordic state.

·Lima, Peru
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Norway awaits the new king's speech, while Jeffrey Epstein's name comes up again - The nation is mourning, even a wedding has been canceled due to the death of King Harald V.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Royal Norwegian family is going through a difficult time, CNN reports. After Harald V's death, his son Hawkon VIII will have to deal with several scandals: his wife is accused of being connected to Epstein and his stepdaughter is serving a sentence for rape.

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Newsweek broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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