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5-Yr-Old Becomes Canadian P.M. For The Day, Orders Justin Trudeau To Build Her A Pillow Fort

Darpan News Desk IANS, 27 May, 2017 12:18 AM

In an adorable gesture, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, spent a day with 5 year old Bella Thompson and built pillow forts!

CBC Kids posted a delightful picture of the two, tweeting, "What happens when a 5 y.o. gets to be prime minister for the day? Pillow fort!"

What happens when a 5 y.o. gets to be prime minister for the day?
Pillow fort! 📺: #CBCKids Canada Day Special is July 1! (📷: Adam Scotti) pic.twitter.com/hrFC4rbJPn
— CBC Kids (@CBCKids) May 16, 2017

The Canadian Prime Minister could also be seen visibly enjoying his day informing everyone about some 'redecorating' in the office.

The Prime Minister, who has received appreciation for bringing a human touch to the office, took his 3-year-old son to work earlier.

We did some redecorating in the office last week - thanks to @CBCKids for bringing Bella & her family to the Hill for the day. https://t.co/ZDGPiIXuyu
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) May 22, 2017

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