New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern plans to finally set a wedding date

New Delhi: New Zealand Prime Minister Jecinda Ardern may marry by the end of this year or by February next year. In a radio show on Wednesday, she revealed that she was going to finalize a marriage with her longtime friend Clarke Gayford.

PM Ardern finally getting married:

The two got engaged 2 years ago, they also have a daughter. Ardern did not specify the date of the wedding, but said that she could marry in the summer of the southern hemisphere, which takes place between December and February in New Zealand. 2018 both gave birth to daughter Neve.

Ardern is mother of a baby girl:

Gayford takes care of Neve most of the time, he is also the presenter of a fishing show on TV. Arden reports that Clarke Gayford proposed to her for marriage by climbing a mountain in a coastal town called Mahia.

Gayford proposes Jecinda for marriage:

Gayford takes care of Neve most of the time, he is also the presenter of a fishing show on TV. Arden reports that Clarke Gayford proposed to her for marriage by climbing a mountain in a coastal town called Mahia. It could have been a romantic moment, but people unaware of the incident posed a threat to the police. After this, the police reached there with dog swords, this mess made that occasion even more memorable.

Cases of getting married while in the office of a Prime Minister are very rare. However, Finland's Prime Minister Sana Marin married his male friend Marcus Raikanen in August last year. Similarly, Denmark's PM Matt Frederickson also married photographer girlfriend Bo Tenberg last year.

Earlier, Luxembourg's PM Javier Bethel also got married in 2015 as soon as he was in office. Pakistan's late former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto was married shortly before coming to power, but she gave birth to a son Bilawal while holding the post of PM.

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