Rosanna Kulju is especially ashamed of participating in the dating series.
Rosanna Kulju has done several different work projects during her career. PASI LEISMA
Rosanna Kulju, who has been in the public eye for almost ten years, recalls recently What in mind? in the episode of the podcast about the early stages of his career.
Kulju burst into the public eye on January 9, 2015, when she won the Miss Helsinki competition. Kulju says in the podcast that he thought after the victory that he must participate in everything that he is asked to do.
However, there is one thing that Kulju is particularly ashamed of: Hotties-series.
Hotties– series was a dating program shown in the middle of the 2010s, where nine singles are looking for a partner. In addition to Kulju, the program featured, among other things Big Brother stars of the program and “as a party Dan” the well-known Daniel Lehtonen. Kulju believes that not many people even know about his participation.
– So I already regretted it at the point when we started filming. You noticed that about me even in those episodes that I was a little anxious.
Kulju competed as Miss Helsinki in 2015. By John Palmé
Even though it was a dating program, Kulju met another person in the outside world at the same time.
– I wouldn’t even be able to watch that program, absolutely shocking, Kulju recalls with a laugh.
Good salary
Kulju has also worked at motorcycle fairs. He describes in the episode that he doesn’t know of any workplace that is “as creepy” as the event in question.
However, according to Kulju, the salary at the motorcycle fair was very good, up to 29 euros per hour. Young women sat on motorcycles on stage, dressed in skimpy clothes.
– You sit in a position where your back sags, Kulju describes in the episode.
The motorcycle fair was a desirable, but disgusting place to work, Kulju recalls. INKA SOVERI
Kulju recalls that there were exact external criteria for the employees: blond hair, blue eyes and an S-sized body. What made the job special was that you applied for it with a photo,
– There wouldn’t even be that today. It was amazing! Still, there was a crowd there and I wanted to work there too!
From time to time, fair-goers behaved inappropriately towards young women.
– People came to take pictures, many were drunk. They took pictures and videos without asking. That was the point that people share those pictures of beautiful ladies sitting on bikes. I understand that, but afterwards it terrifies me, Kulju concludes.
Rosanna Kuljun What in mind? podcast can be listened to In Podimo.