By Lucy Waterlow Finland's glamorous entrant in this year's Eurovision Song Contest plans to 'make a statement' about her country's ban on gay marriage during her performance. Krista Siegfrids, 27, will perform 'Marry Me' at the competition in Sweden on Saturday 18 May and said she is planning a 'surprise' at the end of her routine. In a previous performance of her song at a Eurovision concert in Amsterdam last week, which you can view below, she shocked the audience by kissing one of her female backing dances. Scroll down for video Planning a surprise: Krista Siegfrids said she wants to 'make a statement' during her Eurovision performance
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Singer Krista Siegfrids, 27, said she plans to 'make a statement'
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She wants same-sex marriage to be legalised in Finland
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In a previous performance she kissed a female backing dancer
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Political gestures are banned in the contest
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Krista said: 'It's live on TV, so nobody can stop me'
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