G7 summit: Boris Johnson’s son Wilfred steals the show as G7 leaders gather for beach BBQ in Cornwall

BORIS Johnson's son Wilfred stole the show at a beach BBQ for G7 world leaders last night.

The youngster showed off his head of bright blonde curls as the PM’s wife Carrie introduced him to the group and their partners at the event in Carbis Bay, Cornwall.

The 33-year-old beamed as the toddler walked towards her, much to the delight of America's First Lady Jill Biden.

She was pictured cooing over Wilfred, who was dressed for the occasion in blue shorts and a white shirt.

The PM's tousle-haired son - who shares his father's thick locks - appeared to be the main attraction at the festivities.

Meanwhile, Boris enjoyed a bottle of Cornish ale at the beach feast.

The PM looked relaxed as he knocked back a bottle of Tribute pale ale while chatting with Emmanuel Macron after seven hours of serious discussions.

He also spoke to a Red Arrows pilot following a display by the RAF aerobatics team.

The leaders and their partners looked delighted as they watched the aircrafts create formations and leave coloured vapour trails in red, white and blue across the sky.

Boris tweeted after the display: "What a sight! Thank you to the incredible @rafredarrows for an amazing show."

Earlier on Saturday, Boris and Carrie both sported suits despite the sweltering 26C Cornish sunshine.

The smartly dressed newlyweds welcomed G7 world leaders in scorching heat ahead of the last night's beach feast.

Carrie stunned in an electric blue number while taking Dr Jill Biden, Brigitte Macron and other G7 leaders' partners to a famous seaside theatre.

She showed them the open-air Minack Theatre, carved into the granite cliff and set in glorious gardens overlooking the spectacular Porthcurno Bay.

The theatre's boss had voiced concerns about the weather.

But BBC News correspondent Jon Kay tweeted: "The director told me she'd been anxious about misty Cornish weather. She needn't have worried. A stunning backdrop."

Meanwhile Boris donned a grey jacket and trousers with a checkered tie.

Boris and Carrie have welcomed leaders from South Korea, Australia and South Africa.

They've also played host to the secretary-general of the United Nations, to the Group of Seven summit taking place on the coast of southwestern England.

The leaders elbow-bumped and posed for photos on Saturday while visiting a pristine beach in Cornwall.

The leaders, whose three-day summit is scheduled to end on Sunday, are expected to commit to a new plan, called the Carbis Bay Declaration, to quash future pandemics within the first 100 days.

The G7 nations are the UK, the United States, France, Germany, Italy, Canada and Japan.

The British government said the guest nations were invited to take part in the summit as part of Mr Johnson's Global Britain agenda.

The expanded group can help the G7 intensify cooperation between the world's democratic and technologically advanced nations, it added.

Minack is a living theatre with a dramatic setting.

Its summer theatre season runs from May to September presenting drama, musicals and opera.

Day visitors can explore this world famous open-air theatre created from a cliffside at Porthcurno by Rowena Cade.

The iconic space welcomes over a quarter of a million people each year to enjoy the stunning ocean views and experience the magic of live performance.

Mr Johnson has held meetings with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron on the sidelines of the G7 summit.

The PM also met European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Charles Michel on Saturday at the Carbis Bay resort where G7 leaders gathered.