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Queen Sonja of Norway hospitalized with breathing difficulties

  • Queen Sonja of Norway was hospitalized for breathing difficulties after being airlifted from the royal chalet in Sikkilsalen on April 21, 2025.
  • She has been discharged from the hospital but will postpone her royal duties for the week, according to the royal palace.
  • King Harald of Norway, who is 88, was spending the Easter holidays with her and also has faced health challenges recently.
  • The Norwegian royal family has a history of spending Easter at the chalet since 1924, as reported by the NTB news agency.
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Crown Prince Haakon was on a plane to Poland when he learned of his mother's hospitalization. So now it's Queen Sonja.

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Queen Sonja of Norway, 87, has passed away after undergoing medical tests due to respiratory difficulties, the royal palace announced on Tuesday.

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Queen Sonja of Norway, 87, has passed away after undergoing medical tests due to respiratory difficulties, the royal palace announced Tuesday, AFP reports.

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"The evidence shows that the situation has normalized", reported the Norwegian Royal House in a statement on the afternoon of this Tuesday, April 22. More information: Sonia from Norway, successfully intervened after undergoing an operation to place a pacemaker on her.

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Aftenposten broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Monday, April 21, 2025.
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