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    Photos Of A Young, Shirtless Justin Trudeau Send The Internet Into A Frenzy

    Darpan News Desk IANS, 02 Mar, 2017 12:40 PM
      He's become the unlikely political crush of women all over the world thanks to his tousled hair and smouldering looks.
       
      But Justin Trudeau-mania appears to have reached fever pitch this week after photos from his youth surfaced on Twitter.
       
      The Canadian Prime Minister, who went viral earlier this week when a picture of his bottom was circulated on Facebook, has whipped the internet into a frenzy once more with pictures from his university days.
       
      The emergence of the pictures comes just two weeks after Ivanka Trump was pictured "swooning" over Mr Trudeau during his first meeting with her father, Donald Trump, since he became president.
       
      Trudeau studied at the Université de Montréal and McGill University before embarking on a political career.
       
      The father-of-three is happily married to Sophie Grégoire but a picture of him as a fresh-faced youth prompted Yodit Denu to gush: 'Good morning to everyone, especially young Justin Trudeau.' 
       
      The photos of a young Mr Trudeau prompted comparisons with other politicians in their youth, notably Joe Biden, the former US vice president:
       
       
      Haven't seen the pictures yet? Here are some of our favourites:
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
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