Anna Pehrson fra Örebro deltager i Robinson

Premieren på forårsudgaven af Robinson nærmer sig. En af deltagerne er Anna Pehrson fra Örebro. Hendes far, tidligere leder af Liberalerna Johan Pehrson, reagerer på nyheden.

Forårsudgaven af det populære tv-program Robinson har premiere snart. Blandt deltagerne er Anna Pehrson fra Örebro. Hendes far er Johan Pehrson, tidligere leder af Liberalerna. Artiklen indeholder hans reaktion, da han fik at vide om datterens deltagelse. Reportagen er udført af Alice Tholvin og publiceret i Nerikes Allehanda.

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