This weekend published influences Sofie Steen Isachsen (25), better known as Sophie Elise, several photos from recent times.
Here she is pictured with the artists Astrid Smeplass (23) and Julie Bergan (26), who are sitting close to her. Another picture shows the 25-year-old in a whirlpool together with, among others, NRK profile Gisle Agledahl (29). In another picture, Isachsen licks the arm of his friend, Henrik Skansen.
Strikes back against the criticism
Common to the photos is that the infection control measure, with a distance of at least one meter, is completely absent.
“The start of autumn via analog camera, with a bunch of nice people”, reads the caption.
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It makes public debater, nurse and journalist in Aftenposten, Ingeborg Senneset (35), look red. She has commented on the following during the post on Instagram:
“Not to be that guy, but likes to survive and likes to see that the world does not go under more than necessary. So – nice people are best at a distance “, she writes.
The comment has collected 1300 likes, and several praise Senneset in the comments field.
The comment and screenshot of Isachsen’s post has also been posted on both Instagram’s Instagram and Senneset’s Facebook page.
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To Se og Hør, she emphasizes that she is in principle opposed to hanging out individuals, and that her post is not an invitation to share photos of those who violate infection control recommendations.
However, Senneset felt compelled to speak out when the post was posted publicly on one of Norway’s largest accounts.
Will not answer
When the criticism was left unanswered in the comments field, she felt that she had to resort to stronger lye.
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– In my eyes, it is a post beyond posting. I was wondering if anyone was home. These are very adult, capable career people – each one in the pictures. Everyone can go on an anti-infective bang. I have not avoided all the mistakes I have either, but to broadcast it and call it “fun with nice people”, is really to give a long and good middle finger to all those who in recent months have tried to follow all recommendations and infection control measures, she says tired.
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– Especially to all those who are trying to save lives, those who risk companies going bankrupt, to the sick and lonely and to those who just hope that the infection pressure will soon go down.
Isachsen will not comment on the infection control breach to Se og Hør either. Nor will Astrid Smeplass, says her manager Johanna Alem in Universal Music.
See and Hear has been in contact with Julie Bergan’s manager, Cecilie Torp-Holte, who after repeated inquiries has not answered our questions.
Gisle Agledahl has not responded to See and Hear’s repeated inquiries.
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Deleted the post
After this case is published, however, Isachsen has deleted the post on Instagram, as well as commented on the criticism on his own Instagram profile. Here she also denies having violated the infection control rules.
“At the gathering the media now refers to, which was a private event with friends, we abide by all the rules. We were under 20 people together (which at the time was legal), and took into account all infection control measures, had antibac and kept our distance “, she writes, despite the fact that the pictures show something else.
“In one of the pictures, we sat down and leaned too close for a moment. We see in retrospect that it sends out the wrong signals. Sorry if it seems like we think it’s okay to break the infection control rules. Of course, we fully respect them. Takes the situation we are in now seriously, and does not want to send out the wrong signals “, she writes further.
It is not clear who she is other than herself she is speaking on behalf of, or what image she is referring to.
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Senneset points out that the Norwegian celebrities pictured are role models for many young people, and that it therefore gives very unfortunate signals that infection control breaches are preached as “fun” for hundreds of thousands of followers.
– When we know that there are many people who have never been as isolated as now, it is also the first thing they find in interned people who in practice spit on the volunteer work – it is disappointing and shocking, she continues.
She points to one recent survey which shows that every tenth Norwegian has essentially stopped leaving the house due to the pandemic. Senneset therefore encourages public profiles to show how to keep your distance, at the same time as you are social.
– If you can share a post full of analog images with nice people with at least a meter distance and show that you can both go to a restaurant and bar and at the same time keep the virus at a distance, it is gold, she says.
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Senneset points out that she thinks it is very positive that Isachsen has left the criticism in the comments field, but is disappointed that it has not been answered.
Nor have any of those pictured commented on the criticism. This despite the fact that more than Senneset have both tagged and commented on the distance break.
– I think it says a lot about the person even when you do not respond to constructive criticism. There is a message that this is not okay. When there are families discussing who is allowed to go to the funeral or not due to the pressure of infection, it is completely unheard of for you to lick someone on the arm and call it fun.
