Boris Johnson and wife Carrie are enjoying some family time in their Oxfordshire home, and Carrie captured a magical moment between the former PM and his son Wilf, four.
The 60-year-old was pictured with his son as the pair reclined on the sofa with Boris reading a Christmas book to his young son. The former politician was dressed in a blue shirt and jeans as he stretched his legs out onto the family’s ottoman, while Wilf was clearly reading for bed with the youngster in his pyjamas, which featured cars.
Carrie looked ready for the cold November evenings, with the political consultant wearing a pair of slippers and a blanket over herself.
The family’s living room looked resplendent with floral wallpaper and a pristine lamp, that appeared to carry the insignia of the House of Commons.
A tray had been left out on the ottoman, which featured bowls of crisps and peanuts, and a touch of Christmas could be seen in the décor, with a tub that carried a festive penguin seen on the edge of the seat.
Carrie has previously given beautiful insights into her gorgeous living room which features a salmon and white striped sofa, blue and white armchair and Aztec-print chairs.
Although it didn’t feature in Carrie’s latest post, the room also features a large portrait of the politician. The painting showed Boris and two of his children – likely his eldest two with Carrie – with a shock of blonde hair and wide grins on their faces.
The former Prime Minister and his wife live in a Grade II-listed country house steeped in history. Thought to date back to 1605, Brightwell Manor in Brightwell-cum-Sotwell features nine bedrooms and its own moat which surrounds the house on three sides.
Carrie regularly shares photos of her family and last month, the mother-of-three shared several sweet memories from a family holiday to Morocco.
One image saw daughter Romy looking at a sun lounger alongside her older brother, who sported his own wild mop, similar to his father’s.
Romy’s adventures with her older brother continued, with the duo later snapped in a toy vintage car, with the young girl leaning her arm on the car’s rear.
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