Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, is found guilty on multiple sexual offences charges, according to reporting based on the court outcome. He is convicted on two counts of rape, and also found guilty of six counts of sexual molestation and six counts of reckless behaviour. The case involves a larger set of allegations, with a total of 34 charges considered in the proceedings, and the convictions are for specific subsets of those charges. The reports also place the conviction within wider public and media attention on the Norwegian royal family, contrasting it with other recent headlines involving the broader “Windsor” royal context. Across the coverage provided here, the central shared point is the court finding of guilt and the breakdown of offence counts tied to the conviction. No additional confirmed details about sentencing, appeals, or any further legal proceedings are included in the text provided by the sources.