Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin recently leaked a video of her partying at a private party, causing an uproar. Opposition parties suspected her of taking drugs and forced her to undergo a drug test to prove her innocence. Unexpectedly, before the report was released, another video of Malin dancing in a nightclub was released. The married woman hugged a male singer and danced passionately, which once once more caused heated discussions. However, the male protagonist emphasized that the two were just friends, and there was absolutely no excess. moment.
The Finnish Prime Minister burst out once more
On the crowded dance floor, a man and a woman hugged each other. The man was suspected of kissing the woman’s neck. They were as close as lovers, but the two were not partners. The woman was 36-year-old married Finnish Prime Minister Marin, and the man was not. Her husband is the famous Finnish singer Olavi Uusivirta.
Male singer who dances with Marin and suspects neck kisses emphasizes “just friends”
The outflow of the video of the two dancing intimately caused an uproar, and witnesses broke the news that Marin danced with two other men that night, and then sat on the laps of the two men and drank. Viyosevita posted a statement on Instagram, emphasizing that the two were just friends and that there was no wrongdoing.
The private video was leaked. Marin accepted the drug test and reiterated that he did not touch drugs.
And Marin’s recent controversy is not only this one. A few days ago, the video of participating in a private party carnival was leaked, and the opposition questioned drug use, forcing Marin to undergo a drug test to clear himself.
Finnish PM’s party video outflow provokes Polish PM for help
Regarding the Marin run, Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki thinks there is no need to make a fuss. “I think the (Finnish) Prime Minister deserves to be happy because Finland has applied to join NATO.” Many Finnish people also supported it, “Everyone loves You can do anything, as long as it doesn’t break the law.”
Finland’s largest newspaper, Helsinki Daily News, published an editorial arguing that the prime minister is entitled to leisure activities. As for what voters think? You can see the real chapter in the election next spring!
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