Finland Prime Minister Sanna Marin insisted she did nothing wrong after videos of her partying and dancing until the early hours of the morning sparked criticism online.
The 36-year-old married mother-of-one said she was disappointed the footage of her spending an evening with friends at a private party was leaked, adding she did not do anything illegal.
Sanna Marin said she was disappointed the footage of her spending an evening with friends at a private party was leaked. Picture: Getty Images The video posted by Visegrad24 News shows Ms Marin dancing to the Black Eyed Peas' 'I Gotta Feeling', with his hands placed on her waist as he moves his face close to her neck.
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