![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/travel-bloggers-finally-found-after-mysteriously-going-missing-in-iran-for-3-months/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/2_PAY-Newsflash-NewsLandersIran-01.jpg&description=Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said in a live broadcast on Facebook the government had been working hard to ensure the pair's 'safe exit", but did not go into detail about what had happened Travel bloggers finally found after mysteriously going missing in Iran for 3 months Two travel bloggers and social media influencers have been allowed to exit Iran following weeks of reported detention. New Zealand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade broke the news after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said in a live broadcast on Facebook the government had been working hard to ensure the pair's 'safe exit'. Newlyweds Topher Richwite, 34, and Bridget Thackwray, 27, have spent the last few years travelling in their branded Jeep and frequently posting shots of them across the globe, for a project called Expeditionearth.live. When their feed went silent, with the last post 16 weeks ago, many of their 300,000 fans posted tonnes of worried messages asking about their safety but got no reply. Image: expeditionearth.live/Instagram) expeditionearth.live/Instagram) Image: expeditionearth.live/Instagram) expeditionearth.live/Instagram) It was also reported that the New Zealand government refused media requests to comment on their whereabouts. On Wednesday, Ms Ardern said officials had been "working hard" for several months to "ensure the safe" exit of the couple, who had endured "difficult circumstances". "I'm delighted they're safe," she said. She said she couldn't give much more detail but said the pair had exited the country and that it had been "particularly difficult" for the pair involved. Asked where they were detained, Ardern wouldn't go into detail and said we should allow "other details" to be told by the family and the couple themselves. Image: Newsflash) Newsflash) Iranian officials deny that they were detained or arrested and New Zealand never implied any formal captivity. However, a source familiar with the situation confirmed to the Guardian that the pair had been held by s){kind=link}
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said in a live broadcast on Facebook the government had been working hard to ensure the pair’s “safe exit”, but did not go into detail about what had happened
Two travel bloggers and social media influencers have been allowed to exit Iran following weeks of reported detention.
New Zealand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade broke the news after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said in a live broadcast on Facebook the government had been working hard to ensure the pair’s “safe exit”.
Newlyweds Topher Richwite, 34, and Bridget Thackwray, 27, have spent the last few years travelling in their branded Jeep and frequently posting shots of them across the globe, for a project called Expeditionearth.live.
When their feed went silent, with the last post 16 weeks ago, many of their 300,000 fans posted tonnes of worried messages asking about their safety but got no reply.