Nini Stoltenberg

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Full Name	Nini Stoltenberg
Occupation	Television Presenter
Date Of Birth	Feb 11, 1963(1963-02-11)
Age	61
Date Of Death	2014-07-27
Birthplace	Belgrade
Country	Norway
Horoscope	Aquarius

Nini Stoltenberg Biography

Nini Stoltenberg is one of the most popular and richest Television Presenter who was born on February 11, 1963 in Belgrade, Norway. Stoltenberg was in a long-term connection to Karl John Sivertzen (1951-2013) from Odda, one of the former addicts who was found guilty of a bank robbery with armed force during the 70s (he became free in 1983) and whose life Stoltenberg described as the basis for a “virtual crime novel”. They were invited to Christmas dinner at the home of her parents which her brother, who was president, attended. Together they wrote about problems faced by drug users in Norway.

In the biography of 1995 of the late father Nini Stoltenberg was described as being the black sheep in the family. At the age of 15 she was taken to Christiania in Denmark an autonomous zone that is known for its open drug policies, and where she spent a number of months.

Stoltenberg’s drug addiction became known to the Norwegian public in October 2001, one week after her brother had resigned from his first cabinet. The revelation came when she spoke about it in the current affairs television program, Rikets Tilstand, which broke previous records for number of viewers. Following the program in which she appeared together with her father, Thorvald Stoltenberg, she received more than 2,000 letters of support from viewers who in one way or another had experienced the problems associated with illegal drug abuse. Thorvald Stoltenberg has described his experiences with having a child who was an intravenous drug user in his 2001 memoirs, Det handler om mennesker (“It’s about people”)–one day being immersed in peace negotiations in the Balkans, the next wandering the streets of Oslo trying to find Nini.

In 2007, Stoltenberg went into more detail about how she started out as a drug addict, to TV journalist Tonje Steinsland–the second time her life as an addict was the subject of a television special. It started in 1991, when she was 27. She witnessed two drug addicts in a fight in a cafe in Oslo when something fell out of the pocket of one of them. She picked it up and saw that it was heroin. Together with her boyfriend she went home and decided to snort the drug. For the next three years she was an intravenous drug user. By the end of the 1990s, she was close to dying. In the interview, Stoltenberg also tells of a boyfriend who subjected her to punishments, psychological terror and much fear, however, the heroin turned all of that into a feeling of freedom and made her perceive their relationship as simply wonderful, for a while.

Stoltenberg began her television work in 1992, when she hosted on the TV3 program Pa tide alongside Ole Paus. Then, in 1994 she was co-hosting Kvinnene pa taket (“The Women On The Rooftop”) along with Asa Rytter Evensen as well as Anne Lise Hammer. She also worked on the youth channel U on NRK and also received training in production. Stoltenberg was the producer for the talk show of 1993 Argus along with the well-known legal professional Mona Hoiness. After her performance on Rikets tilstand and her appearance on Rikets tilstand, the show was later offered her a role at TV 2, Norway’s second largest broadcaster. She was featured for a short time as herself on the show’s comedy TV show Uti var hage, shown on Norwegian TV in March 2008. She also was a guest on Manshow which is a chat show that was that was hosted by Havard Lilleheie.

Nini Stoltenberg Net Worth

Nini Stoltenberg is one of the richest Television Presenter from Norway. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Nini Stoltenberg 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Nini Stoltenberg was raised living in Oslo being the younger of her three brothers. The brother of her is Jens Stoltenberg (b. 1959) Former the prime minister of Norway and her twin sister, Camilla Stoltenberg (b. 1958) who is an administrator and medical researcher. She is the daughter of Thorvald Stoltenberg, former foreign minister of Norway and Karin Stoltenberg, a geneticist who served among many other important positions as the state secretary.

Nini Stoltenberg (11 February 1963 27 July 2014) was a Norwegian TV personality and the her sister Jens Stoltenberg, the former the prime minister of Norway. However, she was more popular as a heroin addict and was identified as an addict by Norwegian media numerous times. Her image has been often used as an official spokesperson of Norwegian users of drugs. Stoltenberg was a member of a group of 12 experts in drug policies for the second cabinet of Bondevik (2001 to 2005).

Stoltenberg studied law. A 1995 biography of her father described the Stoltenberg family as a particularly tightknit family, known for its hospitality and openness, where the three children and their many friends set the tone.

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Facts & Trivia

Nini Ranked on the list of most popular Television Presenter. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Norway. Nini Stoltenberg celebrates birthday on February 11 of every year.

Top Facts about Nini Stoltenberg

1. Nini Stoltenberg was a Norwegian television personality and journalist.
2. She was born on July 3, 1963, and died on December 19, 2014.
3. Stoltenberg was the daughter of former Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg.
4. She struggled with drug addiction for many years before getting clean in her late thirties.
5. In 2008, she published a memoir titled “Ninis bok” about her experiences with addiction.
6. Stoltenberg worked as a journalist for several Norwegian newspapers and magazines.
7. She also hosted several TV shows in Norway, including “Ninis verden” and “Ninis nattbord.”
8. Stoltenberg was an advocate for harm reduction policies regarding drug use.
9. Her death at age 51 was attributed to natural causes related to her previous drug use.
10. She is remembered as a brave and compassionate voice in the fight against addiction stigma in Norway.