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Very cultured! Norway's culture minister flashes her breasts after being awarded Oslo Pride's 'Gay Mother 2024' award

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This is the moment a Norwegian minister thanked a cheering crowd of people after she received an award at Oslo Pride last week... by flashing her breasts.

Lubna Jaffery, the country's Minister of Culture and Gender Equality, was handed the 'Gay Mom 2024' award in the Norwegian capital.

The award goes to women in the public realm who publicly defend the rights of the LGBTQ+ community, and who are considered idols by its members.

The 44-year-old politician proudly took to the stage at the Skeiv Preik (Queer Sermon) event on June 25 - which is a popular part of the city's pride schedule.

'I am very grateful to have been named Gay Mom, the main patron of queer people, at Oslo Pride this year. It is a great honour,' she told a cheering crowd.

This Norwegian minister thanked a crowd of people after she received an award at Oslo Pride last week... by flashing her breasts

This Norwegian minister thanked a crowd of people after she received an award at Oslo Pride last week... by flashing her breasts

Lubna Jaffery, the country's Minister of Culture and Gender Equality, was handed the 'Gay Mom 2024' award in the Norwegian capital. As she took to the stage to thank the crowd for the award, she lifted her top to reveal her breasts, covered only by nipple tassles

Lubna Jaffery, the country's Minister of Culture and Gender Equality, was handed the 'Gay Mom 2024' award in the Norwegian capital. As she took to the stage to thank the crowd for the award, she lifted her top to reveal her breasts, covered only by nipple tassles

Jaffery - dressed in purple - was seen to be un-tucking her top from her skirt, before thanking the crowd in the somewhat unconventional way

Jaffery - dressed in purple - was seen to be un-tucking her top from her skirt, before thanking the crowd in the somewhat unconventional way

With her top lifted, she also spun around to show the people behind her - prompting even more cheers from the audience and raucous applause from the hosts.

With her top lifted, she also spun around to show the people behind her - prompting even more cheers from the audience and raucous applause from the hosts.

'It is important that everyone feels free. If you want to deserve such an honour, you have to give your soul and not take yourself so seriously,' she told the crowd

'It is important that everyone feels free. If you want to deserve such an honour, you have to give your soul and not take yourself so seriously,' she told the crowd

'It was a small contribution. If you want to get an award like this, you have to be committed and not take yourself too seriously.'

As she spoke, Jaffery- dressed in purple - was seen to be un-tucking her top from her skirt, before thanking the crowd in a somewhat unconventional way.

She is seen in video from the event grinning as she lifts her top up to reveal her breasts - covered only by nipple tassels.

With her top lifted, she also spun around to show the people behind her - prompting even more cheers from the audience and raucous applause from the hosts.

'It is important that everyone feels free. If you want to deserve such an honour, you have to give your soul and not take yourself so seriously,' she added. 

Jaffery's stunt drew praise from the organisers of pride, all the way to Norway's prime minister, who said it was 'absolutely good' that she flashed her breasts.

Lubna Jaffery, pictured in 2023, has been Norway's culture minister for a year

Lubna Jaffery, pictured in 2023, has been Norway's culture minister for a year

Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gar Stere is seen at Oslo's pride event in 2022 (file photo). He praised  Jaffery's stunt, saying she is 'confident' and 'free-spirited'

Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gar Stere is seen at Oslo's pride event in 2022 (file photo). He praised  Jaffery's stunt, saying she is 'confident' and 'free-spirited'

'Lubna is a confident, free-spirited and wonderful person who enthusiastically follows cultural events across the country,' Jonas Gar Stere, the scandanavian country's leader, said after the stunt.

'It was the same yesterday in Oslo and I think that what he did is absolutely good!'

Joakim Aadland, the head of Pride, told the newspaper Dagbladet: 'I think it's wonderful that we have a minister who goes 'all-in' and is not afraid to put herself forward a little. 

'I've never experienced the applause she received in the ten years we've had Pride. So it's clear that the audience appreciated Lubna's stunt.' 

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