Jamie Redknapp doted over his baby son Raphael in new pictures as he seemed to be training him to become a footballer like his dad already.
The adorable little boy, who was born in November 2021, was wearing a blue onesie and gazing up at a grinning Jamie as he tossed a light sponge ball from side to side.
The pair shared a sweet playtime together, and it could even be a sign of things to come.
The 48 year old retired footballer turned pundit also moved his son's feet so it appeared he was kicking the ball himself, as he smiled for the cute bonding moment.
What's more, Jamie's wife Frida Andersson and mum to Raphael also shared another image from the football session.
The newly-married couple seemed to be enjoying a relaxing afternoon in their little boy's nursery, which was light and airy and decorated in calming blue tones.
"Look daddy, I got skills," Frida joked over the image, as she showed her baby lying on a changing mat on the floor.
Meanwhile, Jamie teased that he knew some people wouldn't believe his newborn son was capable of playing the sport already.
"Haters gonna say it's fake," the former Liverpool and England player declared, daring anyone to say otherwise with a GIF of a football.
Jamie is also dad to sons Charley, 17, and Beau, 13, with his ex-wife Louise Redknapp.
Frida already has four children, which she shares with American hedge fund manager Jonathan Lourie.
It comes a few days after Jamie looked back on the most important moments of 2021 with a New Year's post.
Reflecting back on all of his incredible family achievements and milestones, Jamie gushed over his son with a beautiful black-and-white shot of him in his dad's arms.
He also shared unseen snaps from his and Frida's wedding, which took place October 18 at the Chelsea Registry Office.
"Happy and healthy new year to you all," the TV star captioned the series. "I wanted to share some some moments I will treasure forever from 2021 . Lots of love the Redknapp’s x."
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