<\/p>\n
Princess Ingrid Alexandra was photographed at an Australian
\nairport on Tuesday afternoon as she cuts short her studies to
\nreturn home to her ailing mother.<\/p>\n
As Crown Princess Mette-Marit\u2019s health deteriorates due to the
\neffects of chronic pulmonary fibrosis, her only daughter has chosen
\nto cut short her time at the University of Sydney to be with
\nher.<\/p>\n
Crown Prince Haakon announced the news in Tokyo, where he is The future queen is a first-year student in Sydney, reading for Crown Prince Haakon also cut short his visit to Tokyo so he Crown Princess Mette-Marit has been photographed in recent Shortly before the holidays last December, the Norwegian Royal Crown Prince Haakon confirmed how seriously ill his wife It\u2019s been a trying few months for the Norwegian Royal Family,
\ncurrently on an official visit. \u201cShe plans to come home soon.
\nIt has to do with the family situation. She wants to be with her
\nmother,\u201d<\/em> he told reporters.<\/p>\nHe added that
\nPrincess Ingrid Alexandra does plan to return to the University of
\nSydney at some point in the future, but could not pinpoint how long
\nshe\u2019ll be back in Norway. \u201cHow long she will stay home, we will
\nhave to come back to that.\u201d<\/em><\/h5>\n
\na bachelor\u2019s degree in international relations and political
\neconomy.<\/p>\n
\ncould return home to his wife earlier. His Japanese visit was
\noriginally slated for 1-4 June but was reduced by a day to
\naccommodate his need to return home.<\/p>\n
\nmonths with a nasal cannula and an oxygen tank, and does not attend
\nmany royal engagements due to her health.<\/p>\n
\nCourt announced that her condition has deteriorated to the point
\nthat a lung transplant is on the table, though no announcements
\nhave been made on if she is currently on a transplant list.<\/p>\n
\nis to reporters<\/a> at the end of May, noting that her health had
\n\u201cdeteriorated recently\u201d<\/em> and that it was up to her medical
\nteam to decide when to pursue a lung transplant. \u201cThey\u2019re the
\nones who decide when it should happen, when it\u2019s right. But I think
\nshe\u2019s gotten a lot worse lately, unfortunately.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
\nhealth-wise, as both Queen Sonja and Princess Astrid were
\nhospitalised with health issues.
\nQueen Sonja was admitted to the Rikshospitalet with heart
\nfibrillations and heart failure<\/a> last week but has since been
\nreleased and is carrying out light engagements.<\/p>\n