Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin says video of her ‘loud’ party should never have been released

Marin told reporters that although alcohol was consumed, he did not know he used drugs during the party.

Supporters, meanwhile, defended her and accused critics of applying double standards.

“Why can’t she party after work? did.

Marin denies that the leak of the video was part of an extortion plot. No,” the prime minister said, adding: “These were taken in a private home this summer. I don’t know whose home.”

This is not the first time Marin’s private life has been politicized in Finland. She previously apologized to the public in 2021 after photos of her in a nightclub surfaced after Finland’s foreign minister tested positive for Covid-19.

“I did something wrong. I should have considered the situation more carefully,” Malin said in a television interview with public broadcaster Yle at the time.

But she also said that even though I am Prime Minister, she is an individual, a person, and a real person. Because it can be expressed as a government as a whole. But I am still a human being and will continue to be. ”