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Party-loving former Finnish PM Sanna Marin having glam hot-girl summer after filing for divorce
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0:33Now PlayingThe party-loving former prime minister of Finland officially ditched her pantsuits for party dresses and crop tops over the weekend — just months after leaving the nation’s highest office and her husband.
Sanna Marin, 37, showed off her figure in several stylish and scanty dresses as she joined friends for the Flow Festival, a three-day musical bender in the capital, Helsinki.
The youngest female world leader in history and known partier shared numerous pictures of herself enjoying her politics-free lifestyle and what she called her first “proper summer vacation” in a while.
Marin kicked off her single-girl summer weekend with a daring sheer black dress, pictures she shared on Instagram show.
The former world leader modestly wore a pair of black biker shorts and a sports bra beneath the long-sleeved, knee-length dress, which she paired with matching black booties and reflective sunglasses.
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