Piers Morgan has sent his Instagram followers wild with a rare snap of his son, Stanley.
To celebrate his second eldest son turning 21, Piers took to social media to wish his boy a happy birthday.
The photo sees Stanley giving the camera a smile while eating out at restaurant Bluebird Chelsea in London.
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“Happy 21st Birthday @stanley.morgan!” Piers captioned the post.
It wasn’t long before fans began flooding the post with comments, many gushing over Stanley’s good looks.
One person said: “Oh he’s very handsome!” while another wrote: “Handsome young man, Piers. Going to be a heartthrob.”
A third person joked: “Handsome boy… looks like his mum then!”
Piers is also a dad to two other sons, Spencer, 24, and 17-year-old Albert, known as Bertie.
The Good Morning Britain presenter shares his three lads with his first wife.
Piers also has a six-year-old daughter, Elise, with his second wife, Celia Walden.
Piers rarely shares photos of his children but when he does, fans go crazy.
Last month, the star shared a photo of himself with his arm around his youngest son Bertie at his school.
Piers told his fans: “Great speech day at youngest son’s school.. mainly because I didn’t do any of the speaking.”
Fans could clearly see Piers was beaming with pride as one person gushed: “Proud dad moment!”
Another commented: “You must be so proud.”
Even though Piers is a big softie when it comes to his family, the star has previously poked fun at his lads.
Earlier this year, Piers jokingly told Bertie he should “man up” after he was hospitalised with a rugby injury.
The teenager had dislocated his shoulder a second time.
During an episode of Good Morning Britain at the time, Piers took to opportunity to wish his boy all the best.
He said: “I just want to say good morning to my youngest son. He’s watching from a hospital bed.
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“He had a major op last night. It’s all gone well. Good morning to you son, I’ll come see you later.”
He then added: “That’s sport for you, injuries, the blight of great sportsmen everywhere.
“It’s not how many times you get knocked down, it’s how many times you get back up. Man up son.”
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