Boris Johnson’s baby son Wilfred shows off his painting skills and blonde locks just like his dad in adorable new photo

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BORIS Johnson’s baby son Wilfred shows off his painting skills and blonde locks just like his dad in an adorable new photo.

The PM’s son is seen with curly hair and his fingers covered in brown paint as he put the finishing touches on painting a reindeer’s antlers.

Little Wilfred shows off his painting skills as he adds the finishing touches on to a reindeer
The final product of what Wilfred created over Christmas

Carrie shared a lovely snap of her holding Wilf – with his blonde curly locks clearly visible

Betty holding the painting Wilfred made her

Wilfred was dressed in a pair of red and white reindeer leggings and cosy grey cardigan.

The painting was sent to an 89-year-old Betty Boyes, who spent Christmas at the Hazelgrove Court care home in North Yorks.

It comes after Carrie Symonds shared a lovely new photo of her and Boris’ son Wilf today – as she called a lonely OAP as part of HOAR’s Christmas Together Campaign.

The PM’s fiancé put a sweet snap of her holding her seven-month old tot, Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson, on Instagram earlier as she urged people to check in on others this year.

And he’s got a mop of blonde locks on show too – just like his dad.

Carrie wrote on social media about the Christmas Together campaign: “Earlier today I spoke with another amazing woman in her 80s who hasn’t been able to leave her home much this year.

“Despite that, she was in good spirits and having just had the vaccine, was looking forward to her weekly lunch club.

“Speaking to her (with Wilf gurgling away on my lap!) made my day.

“Many of us won’t be able to see our loved ones this Christmas, but spending a bit of time doing something like this has got to be what Christmas is all about.”

She urged everyone to get involved with the Christmas Together campaign if they can.

Last week the PM and Carrie joined HOAR’s drive against loneliness – chatting on Tuesday via Zoom to a retired nurse who has been isolating since February.

Along with fiancée Carrie, Boris spent 15 minutes on the video call to 69-year-old widow Christine Bound and NHS volunteer responder Chitra Acharya, 42.

Carrie held another call as part of the Christmas Together campaign

Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds had a 'check-in-and-chat' video call with retired nurse Christine Bound, who has been isolating since February

Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds had a ‘check-in-and-chat’ video call with retired nurse Christine Bound, who has been isolating since February
Christine, 69, said it was 'wonderful' to chat to the PM
Christine, 69, said it was ‘wonderful’ to chat to the PM

Afterwards, he said: “I’m supporting HOAR’s fantastic Christmas Together campaign, which aims to lift the spirits of anyone who is feeling lonely this Christmas.

“Sometimes all it takes is a simple phone call or the offer to run some errands to brighten up someone’s day.”

This Christmas, HOAR is asking readers to sign up for the NHS volunteer responder programme to offer help to vulnerable people or make a “check-in-and-chat call” to help alleviate loneliness, as Boris did.

Christine, who has three grown-up sons, said: “It was wonderful.

“He was just as he is on television.

“He’s gone up in my estimation.

“I think I’m a little bit in love with him!”

Boris and Carrie will be staying in No10 Downing Street this Christmas, it was confirmed yesterday.

The pair will spend their first Christmas with son Wilf in the flat they share in central London.

But as she’s a new mum, Carrie and Boris will be able to form a support bubble with another household if they wish.

It comes after the PM plunged the capital, along with a third of the nation, into Tier 4 on Sunday morning, and told millions of families not to spend Christmas with their loved ones for fear of spreading the new mutant strain of the coronavirus.