After a video was posted online, Sanna Marin, the attractive prime minister of Finland, was seen drinking hard and dancing wildly with her famous pals.
The footage, which seems to be from a private residence, shows the 36-year-old global leader in good spirits as the group frolics and dances for a cell phone camera.
The raunchy video was recently released a few months after Marin was forced to apologise for staying out late at the clubs after running into a Covid-19 case.
She received flak for ignoring the text advising her to isolate since, as prime minister, she was supposed to have her work phone on her at all times. She had left it at home.
The embarrassing stolen film, which seems to show Finland’s prime minister and her circle of Finnish celebrity pals entirely unprotected, was acquired from the Instagram stories of a private account. The exact time the video was shot is unknown.
Finnish singer Alma and her sister Anna, rapper Petri Nygard, TV personality Tinni Wikstrom, photographer and influencer Janita Autio, radio anchor Karoliina Tuominen, and members of her own Social Democratic party are just a few of the popular individuals that can be seen in the film.
Those who believe the behaviour is improper for a global leader, particularly at a moment of national emergency when Finland is abandoning neutrality to join NATO and coping with a hostile Russia, have criticised the humorous film inside Finland.
For her laid-back and approachable leadership, Marin once earned the title of “the coolest politician in the world,” while others have criticised it as being a touch too laid-back.
The gang can be heard singing “f*** it feels so wonderful” and shouting “jauhojengi,” which is Finnish for “flour,” in the video. Also used as a colloquialism for cocaine.
When the tempo changes, Marin and her companions start dancing frantically. At one moment, a guy passes what looks to be an alcoholic beverage past the camera.
When Marin took office as Finland’s prime minister at the age of 34 in 2019, she made history as one of the youngest international leaders.
She is a member of a growing trend of Scandinavian women in leadership, which also includes Mette Frederiksen of Denmark, Katrin Jakobsdottir of Iceland, and Magdalena Andersson of Sweden.
Back in December, when Omicron shook Europe, Marin was seen having a good time with pals on a Saturday night at the Butchers nightclub.
She and her husband Markus Räikkönen arrived to the nightclub around midnight, where she danced and drank Heineken beer.
The local newspaper was informed by an eyewitness that “[Marin] sat down with pals and it appeared enjoyable.” I saw that Sanna seemed a bit agitated by the attention.
The Prime Minister was encircled by the party at night’s conclusion so she might feel more comfortable.