Justin Trudeau is a very busy man, what with legalizing weed, wearing pajamas adorably, and celebrating women every chance he gets. But he managed to find time in his schedule to build a pillow fort, like a small child, and—coincidentally—with a small child.
The Canadian Prime Minister teamed up with a 5-year-old girl named Bella (who was being "Prime Minister for the Day"), and they decided to build a fort together in his office.
Grabbing an on-theme blanket:
And being all 😃:
Heartstrings = tugged.
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