Photo naked, smiling, and jumping. Yes parliament Finnish Noora Fagerström he decided to show it like this at the newspaper The newspaper sanomat Helsingin, one of the largest in the country. For the column “Soul and body“, in which famous Finns talk about the relationship with their physique, the parliamentarian, a member of the country’s right, is very active on social media where she always seems to be smiling, from when she goes for a run in the morning air to work moments, she got exposed. Literally.
Two photos appear in the column, as reported by the Corriere della Sera, one more “typical”, a smile and a classic little black dress and one, in fact, without veils. The purpose of the pillar is to lead to self-acceptance. And so Fagerströmentrepreneur in life, who founded the milkshake and smoothie chain with her husband, jungle juice, talking about his relationship with the body: “I like my body – he says – but I also have problems, such as scoliosis and a hernia in my back. I like my legs strong, but my legs are ugly and they have brittle bones that make me never wear heels.” She also talks, like other politicians interviewed in the previous column, about the pressure on the social media, the same ones she uses every day to talk about her life, not just being a parliamentarian.
There are many comments online and under the article, mostly polemical, among those who criticize her for choosing to be a nude author and those who make fun of all politics.
She is not the first politician to choose the path of “specific” photographic shots to “lay bare” herself with the country. How not to remember Matthew Salvinia a few years ago was a half-nude for the cover of Oggi or, again, the deputy minister of Franceand Marlène Schiappa who posed (but dressed) for the cover of Playboy.
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