Marius Borg Høiby’s exgirlfriend and victim, Nora Haukland, speaks out about getting death threats

Reality TV star and the ex of the son of Crown Princess Mette Marit, Nora Haukland has addressed her ex Marius and his arrest on the Amazon Prime show "Girls of Oslo" [think Real Housewives of Oslo… She was the winner of season 2 of Norway's edition of "Love Island" before] and on Friday's episode of her own podcast "Nora svarer" ["Nora answers" https://podimo.com/shows/norasvarer]. Haukland begins the episode by saying that she has felt a wide range of emotions lately, and that there have been a lot of ups and downs.

"I have really gone from happy, being hyper, to crying and having a lot of anxiety. I am seriously all over the place. And thank God that I have a patient boyfriend who sits down and just listens to me. [Nora's current boyfriend is Johannes Bjelland, son of former Minister of Culture Thorhild Widney of the centre-right Conservative Party. Johannes looks like a carbon copy of Marius. She definitely has a type.] Today I've just been an emotional fucking mess. There was a lot of media and pressure with this fucking ex of mine. I don't know, I just have a sick feeling of anxiety. It feels so painful and so close, and I just think: what the actual fuck – this is a person I used to be so fond of. I seriously thought that it only happened to me for so long. And I thought that I was crazy and that I was the problem. With all this that has happened, it has only been an awakening for me that I have been with a … I dare not say the word, but yes, you understand. To put it this way: I would rather be without all the shit, without my ex, and everything that has been and without what is happening now. I don't think it's any fun. I'm struggling to stay home, I've received death threats, and the attention I'm getting isn't favorable or fun at all."

[Nora Haukland had previously stated that Marius had choked her in an argument and worse. Has anyone watched "Girls of Oslo"?]

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Meanwhile, the British OK magazine made complete fools of themselves by writing that Marius had been shipped off to the island of Greenland in North America, autonomous part the Kingdom of Denmark, Inuit etc. He is of course instead in Norway's largest jail in the Greenland neighborhood of Oslo, which is named after the green meadows that used to line the Asker river there.