Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin delivered an emotional speech on Wednesday, touting her job performance and defending her right to a private life after leaked videos showed the leader dancing and partying wildly.<br /><br />“I am human too,” Marin was quoted as saying by Finnish media, his voice cracking and his eyes red.<br /><br />“This week has not been easy. It has been difficult. But I want to believe that people look at the work we do, not what we do in our spare time."<br /><br />Marin's moving comments came a day after she apologized for a topless photo of two influencers kissing during a party the senior leader had hosted at the prime minister's official residence in Helsinki in July.<br /><br />"I do my job. I learn from this,” Marin told a crowd of supporters in the southern city of Lathi.<br /><br />Marin's public mea culpa, in which she described the image as "inappropriate," came after an earlier scandal that erupted after videos were leaked showing Marin wildly dancing and singing with a group of famous friends at another gathering. Social.<br /><br />A separate video published by a Finnish tabloid last week appeared to show Marin, who is married with a young son, dancing intimately with a man in a nightclub.<br /><br />The backlash sparked by the video recordings led Marin to voluntarily submit to a drug test, which she passed on Monday.
