Marius Borg Høiby has been accused of raping a TV presenter in another alleged sexual assault case against the 28-year-old son of Norway's future queen.
The alleged assault took place at his royal residence in a 'castle basement party' with police believed to have a video clip of the attack, according to Se og hor.
The presenter, Linni Meister, 39, reportedly did not remember the alleged attack and only became aware of it after she was informed by law enforcement officials.
Since the report was published, Linni has claimed it is 'true' in a statement on Snapchat.
Borg Høiby, who is under investigation for multiple sexual assault cases and drug offences, has not commented on the latest allegations.
The assault is believed to have taken place in 2018 at a 'party among friends' in the basement of Skaugum Castle in 2018, when Borg Høiby was 21.
He dubbed these 'Skaugum Festivals' and reportedly criminal friends including members of motorcycle gangs.
After one of these parties, the home was burgled, when a motorcycle gang reportedly stole private items from the Norwegian Royal Family.
Items, including silverware, are alleged to have been taken and then attempted to be sold via an auction house.
The event is believed to have gotten 'completely out of hand' and continued in the castle basement after Borg Høiby's stepfather, Crown Prince Haakon, slept upstairs.
Marius is not a royal - but the stepson of the future king of Norway. He was four when his mother married the future King Crown Prince Haakon of Norway. His half-sister is the future Queen of Norway. . .
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