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SEE PICS: Justin Trudeau's Son Hadrien Trudeau Arrives To Steal The Show On Indian Social Media

Darpan News Desk IANS, 17 Feb, 2018 12:45 PM
    Justin Trudeau on Saturday arrived in New Delhi for his first visit to India. He is accompanied by wife Sophie and kids Xavier, Ella-Grace, and three-year-old Hadrien.
     
    When the Canadian first family arrived in New Delhi, they came out the plane and joined hands in Namaste to greet the Indian officials and the media at the airport.
     
     
     
    While walking down the staircase when mother Sophie offered assistance to the little Trudeau, the young one rejected help and walked down on his own.
     
    Canadian PM was greeted by Minister of State for Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare Gajendra Singh Shekhawat. While Hadrien's elder siblings were following their parents' lead, little Trudeau was more than happy to hold the bouquet of flowers and strut around.
     
    Justin Trudeau's official photographer Adam Scotti shared the images of the happy kid.
     
     
     
     
    Social media had some reactions -
     
     
     
     
    This is not the first time that Hadrien grabbed eyeballs. He has often accompanied Justin Trudeau for press briefings in Canada. Last year, the Canada PM shared some adorable pictures on Facebook where he was seen spending a day at work with Hadrien.
     

    Had some company at the office today!

    Posted by Justin Trudeau on Wednesday, 10 May 2017

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