Denmark's prime minister celebrates her marriage to a film director after setbacks

Finally, the Prime Minister of Denmark celebrated her marriage after postponing a ceremony her wedding, several times for political reasons, after the Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen consummated her marriage, to film director and photographer Bo Tinberg.

She married Frederiksen in a chapel on the island of Muen in the Baltic Sea; The couple has a small vacation spot, according to ShutterstockNow.

Despite the position and high position that Yeksen holds, the wedding ceremony was modest; It was attended by former Prime Minister Paul Nyrup Rasmussen, and a number of members of Frederiksen's government.

The marriage of Frederiksen, 42, was scheduled to take place last summer, but the Danish parliamentary elections prevented this, and her wedding plans this year were affected by the outbreak of the “Corona” virus.

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The last date was set last Saturday, which was not possible due to the convening of a European summit to discuss the plan to recover from the repercussions of “Corona”.

Frederiksen met film director and photographer Bo Tinberg, 55, in 2014 through mutual friends, got to know him, and they had a love story that eventually culminated in marriage.