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Finland’s Prime Minister apologises for ‘inappropriate’ topless photo at official residence
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Published 06:19 24 Aug 2022 GMT+1

Finland’s Prime Minister apologises for ‘inappropriate’ topless photo at official residence

The party-loving PM has wound up in hot water again.

Rachel Lang

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Finland's party-loving Prime Minister Sanna Marin has found herself in hot water again, this time after a topless photo leaked of two women kissing at her taxpayer-funded summer residence.

The fresh photos are the latest controversy for the 36-year-old Finnish leader, coming out less than a week after she copped criticism with a video of her partying with celebs and influencers.

The picture, which has been circulated by Finnish media, shows two women kissing while they lift their tops to bare their breasts.

The two women, believed to be well-known Finnish influencers, covered their bare chests in the photo with a sign taken from the palace that reads 'Finland'.

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The party PM confirmed on Tuesday (August 23) that the picture had been taken at her official residence, Kesäranta, after she attended a music festival in July nearby.

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Finland is trending . . .

... this is the Prime Minister of Finland, Sanna Marin.

🇫🇮 😊 🇫🇮 pic.twitter.com/nNvSS1Nalm

— Marko Silberhand (@MarkoSilberhand) August 18, 2022

"I think the picture is not appropriate, I apologise for it. Such a picture should not have been taken," Ms Marin told reporters in Helsinki, as per The Guardian.

Marin said that she and her friends 'had a sauna, swam and spent time together' at the post-festival gathering.

She added: "That kind of a picture should not have been taken but otherwise, nothing extraordinary happened at the get-together."

This is brilliant! Now Finns are sharing Sanna Marin party parodies to show their support for the Finnish PM pic.twitter.com/Gta2H8gV5X

— Very Finnish Problems (@VFinnishProbs) August 22, 2022

The picture was first published on TikTok by one of the women who appeared in the photo. The woman is a former Miss Finland contestant and a social media influencer, The Sun reported.

The Finnish PM made headlines last week after a video of her partying with her pals surfaced online.

The leaked video has prompted calls from fellow Finnish MPs for the party-loving Prime Minister to undergo a voluntary drug test as the people should be 'allowed to expect this' from their leader.

Love it! Danish women are posting videos of themselves partying while tagging Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin.

To show “Solidarity with Sanna” pic.twitter.com/8gsUTuROLJ

— Very Finnish Problems (@VFinnishProbs) August 20, 2022

If you have a problem that a female politician is dancing with friends during her week-end, then YOU have a problem, not this politician. We should even dance more, independently gender or age.💃🕺= better working afterwards. #RightToDisconnect #RightToDance #solidaritywithsanna pic.twitter.com/haekCFzqhL

— Tilly Metz MEP (@MetzTilly) August 22, 2022

Marin took a drug test on Friday (August 19) to 'clear up suspicions', which came back negative.

In the days after the video found its way to social media, Finnish women have taken to upload videos of themselves dancing and posted them online in support of their Prime Minister.

European Parliament member Tilly Metz said: "If you have a problem that a female politician is dancing with friends during her week-end, then YOU have a problem, not this politician. We should even dance more, [regardless of] gender or age."

Another user added: "LOVE THIS! A male politician/PM/leader would never have faced the level of scrutiny Marin is getting for simply having a night out."

Well, looks like you have to fight for your right to party in Finland.

Featured Image Credit: ALEXANDROS MICHAILIDIS / Alamy. ANP / Alamy.

Topics: World News, Politics, News

Rachel Lang
Rachel Lang

Rachel Lang is a Digital Journalist at LADbible. During her career, she has interviewed Aussie PM Malcolm Turnbull in the lead up to the 2016 federal election, ran an editorial campaign on the war in Yemen, and reported on homelessness in the lead-up to Harry and Meghan’s wedding in Windsor. She also once wrote a yarn on the cheese and wine version of Fyre Festival.

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