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Norwegian Princess Sues Ex-Friends for $80M

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Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and husband Durek Verrett are taking their feud with some onetime confidants to court, accusing them of having "weaponized" their insider access. In a defamation lawsuit filed in Los Angeles last month, the couple says former romantic partners, business associates, and even a relative used private communications and purported "insider knowledge" to mount what they call a coordinated public attack on them and Verrett's company, Ohana. Damages sought exceed $80 million, according to Norwegian outlet VG.

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According to Princess Märtha Louise and her husband Durek Verrett, who is also known as a shaman, unfounded and harmful allegations have been spread about the two.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and her shaman husband Durek Veret have filed a defamation lawsuit in Los Angeles, alleging a “coordinated series of devastating public attacks” The post “80 million betrayal”: Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and her shaman husband sue former lovers and friends appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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Norwegian Princess Märtha Louise and her husband Durek Verrett go to court in the United States against four people from Verrett's former environment. The couple speaks of a "calculated breach of trust" and demands more than 80 million dollars.

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The defendants include "former romantic partners, trusted business associates, a family member"

·Marousi, Greece
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Millions of lawsuits in the Norwegian royal house: Princess Märtha Louise, sister of King Haakon, and her husband Durek Verrett bring to justice, among other things, against his half sister and former business partners in the USA.

·Vienna, Austria
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VG broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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