Finland's leader has apologized for the party photo taken at their summer home
Finland’s prime minister apologized after the publication of a photo that showed two women kissing and posing topless at the official summer residence of the country's leader.
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The photo came out after a video in which Prime Minister Sanna Marin was shown dancing and singing with friends prompted a debate about whether the 36-year-old head of government is entitled to party heartily.
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Marin affirmed the photograph was taken in a restroom at an authority home of Finnish state leaders following a live event toward the beginning of July. Marin doesn't show up in the picture; the two ladies highlighted take care of their bosoms with a sign that says, "Finland."
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One of the women involved in the incident reportedly posted the photo, which was removed shortly after news of the incident started to spread.
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“In my opinion, that photo is not appropriate,” Marin said on Tuesday, according to Finnish broadcaster YLE. “That photo shouldn’t have been taken.”
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She said that the post-festival gathering was a private party and the names of all guests were provided to the security detail monitoring the Kesäranta property in Helsinki.
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