Wilf’s ultimutt day at the zoo: Boris Johnson’s son Wilfred, two, meets his Paw Patrol heroes
Their father is having a busy final week as Prime Minister, while Wilf and Romy Johnson were letting their hair down yesterday.
Two-year-old Wilfred met some of his favourite TV stars – characters Chase, Skye, Rubble and Marshall from hit cartoon series Paw Patrols – at the Port Lympne Reserve in Kent.
The reserve is part of the Aspinall Foundation, where his mother Carrie, 34, works. Eight-month-old Romy, above, enjoyed a trip around the reserve’s wildlife park.
In one picture Wilf is seen attempting to hug Chase, the police German Shepherd dog who is one of the main stars of Paw Patrol.
Two-year-old Wilfred, above, met some of his favourite TV stars – characters Chase, Skye, Rubble and Marshall from hit cartoon series Paw Patrols – at the Port Lympne Reserve in Kent
The reserve is part of the Aspinall Foundation, where his mother Carrie, 34, works. Eight-month-old Romy, above, enjoyed a trip around the reserve’s wildlife park
Wilf is seen attempting to hug Chase, the police German Shepherd dog who is one of the main stars of Paw Patrol.
Mrs Johnson accompanied the photographs with a caption that read: ‘Dreams do come true,’ followed by a shooting star emoji.
As with millions of other toddlers, Paw Patrol is understood to be Wilfred’s favourite television programme.
Romy was seen enjoying a safari trip around the park, where she saw a rhinoceros.
Dressed in a fruit-patterned frock, she gazed out of the truck, with Mrs Johnson, 33, there to picture the moment. The proud mother simply wrote beside the photo: ‘Magic,’ along with a red heart emoji.
Romy was seen enjoying a safari trip around the park, where she saw a rhinoceros
Wilf staring at the animals. Canadian-made Paw Patrol has made a profit of around £3 billion since it launched in 2013
A movie spin-off of the series which was released in August 2021 took £12 million on its opening weekend alone
Mrs Johnson began working for the Aspinall Foundation in January 2021 after returning to work following Wilfred’s birth.
Canadian-made Paw Patrol has made a profit of around £3 billion since it launched in 2013.
A movie spin-off of the series which was released in August 2021 took £12 million on its opening weekend alone.
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