Title and Style
- His Highness Prince Sverre Magnus of Norway (2005 – present).
Prince Sverre Magnus has been granted the style His Highness, unlike his elder sister, who is styled Her Royal Highness. The Prince is not a member of the Royal House of Norway. Furthermore, the Prince is normally referred to only as prins Sverre in Norwegian, whereas also the style His Highness is used in English.
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