Boris Johnson and fiancee Carrie 'host top-secret baptism for son Wilfred'

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Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds have held a top-secret christening for their son Wilfred.

The PM and his partner reportedly had a private baptism for their 4-month-old son on Saturday, attended by a small number of family and friends.

However the couple skipped holding a reception to ensure the event was COVID secure.

Baby Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson was born in April, only a matter of weeks after Mr Johnson was discharged from hospital following his diagnosis with Coronavirus.

The PM spent a week in hospital battling the virus, including three nights in intensive care.

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Baby Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson was born in April (Image: Andrew Parsons / No10 Downing Street)
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Carrie Symonds with son Wilfred (Image: Internet Unknown)

He gave his son Wilfred the middle name Nicholas in honour of two doctors, both called Nick, who helped save his life.

A source told the Sun: “After everything Boris and Carrie have ave been through this year, baptising Wilfred was a very special moment.

“They shared it with a small number of people and the service was simple but beautiful, with lots of tears and laughter.

“They’re not intending to release photographs as it was a special private moment.”

Mr Johnson is believed to have at least six children, including four with his ex-wife Marina Wheeler.

Downing Street declined to comment.