Prime Minister Justin Trudeau brings his toddler to work
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Prime Minister of Canada and internet darling Justin Trudeau has shown the rest of the world's leaders how to do publicity once again - by bringing his three-year-old to the office.
A prime minister's business never stops - his official itinerary for the day included a national caucus meeting, questions in the House of Commons, and a meeting with the university presidents.
But he still found time for hide-and-seek.
Little Hadrien Trudeau literally had the run of the place - illustrious marble corridors and all - and stole the show in a series of photos posted to social media.
The duo were also photographed handling the press and politicians - distracting both groups from their serious work.
"So precious ... I'm old enough to remember seeing photos released of you and your dad [former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau] when you were little," one Facebook commenter volunteered.
"Whether it's good for PR or not, you can't call Mr Trudeau anything but a family man," another wrote.
Of course, it's not the first time the 45-year-old internet-savvy politician has caught global attention.
The liberal politician has been applauded by his supporters for supporting Syrian refugees, marching at a gay pride parade, and openly declaring himself a feminist.
Last week, Syrian refugees in Canada named their child after him, he's tackled quantum computing off-the-cuff - and even dealt with Donald Trump.
All photos from Justin Trudeau on Facebook, external
- Published6 May 2017