Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin apologizes for photos of influencers above without her official residence

Finland’s prime minister has apologized after a picture emerged showing two influencers posing naked at her official residence during a private party.

Sanna Marin recently received criticism after a clip was released last week showing her singing and dancing with Finnish celebrities at a separate party.

She took a drug testwhich was negative on Mondayafter concerns that she had taken drugs during the incident.

Another picture made the rounds on social media this week, showing the two famous influencers kissing while covering their chests with the words Finland from Ms Marin’s official residence in Helsinki.

The image was taken during a private party in July, and the 36-year-old presenter apologized for the image, adding that it was “not appropriate”.

“Such a picture should not have been created, otherwise nothing extraordinary happened at the gathering,” she said.

Ms Marin added that the picture was taken during a private party with friends after a music festival in July, where they were “sauna, swimming and spending time together” at her seaside residence.

The picture shows influencer Sabina Sarkka with another woman, and Ms Sarkka apologized on her Instagram account, saying she had posted an “inappropriate picture” on July 10 and was “very sorry”.

Ms. Marin became the youngest presenter in the world in December 2019, and it’s no secret that she enjoys her free time.

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Many Finns have supported and supported the prime minister as she combines a private life with a high-profile career, but opponents have raised concerns about her behavior at a time when tensions are high over the war in Ukraine.

Finland has a large land border with Russia on its eastern flank and recently applied for NATO membershipthereby abandoning his neutral stance.

Ms Marin said in January that she and her fellow junior ministers had been the target of widespread hate speech because of their gender and appearance while in office.