BBC star Mishal Husain has shared a beautiful photograph alongside her rarely-seen youngest son.
Mishal - who is the proud mother of her eldest son Rafael and twin sons Musa and Zaki - is currently in the Big Apple with her brood and interrupted dinner to share a sweet selfie.
We cannot get over just how much Mishal looks like her youngest, who was all smiles in the candid snap: "The @keithmcnallynyc restaurants are an NYC legend! @minettatavernny @balthazarny with Son 3 (can only apologise about the hair.)," she penned in the caption.
The duo were enjoying dinner in the Minetta Tavern, and fans couldn't wait to share their thoughts on the family photo.
"Copy-paste mama and son," one fan penned. A second added: "He looks fab! Be proud." A third added: "Like mother, like son."
Who is Mishal Husain?
Mishal Husain is a British news presenter, journalist, and author. She is currently Editor at Large at Bloomberg Weekend, hosting The Mishal Husain Show, a global interview series covering politics, business, and culture.
In the UK, she is arguably best known for interviewing the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following news of their engagement.
Talking about the interview back in 2017, Mishal said she could see just how in love the betrothed couple were.
"I had a bit of time with them ahead of us recording the interview, so we talked a bit in that time as well. The overall impression I came away with is clearly they're a couple very much in love. You can see the bond between them; it's there in the body language."
Mishal was handpicked by Prince Harry for the job, conducting the couple's very first joint interview together.
Mishal has always been incredibly well respected amongst her peers, and hailed for her "down to earth" presenting style. Shortly after her interview with Harry and Meghan aired, royal fans and TV critics praised the reporter for conducting the intimate chat with "refreshing candour".
Mishal has previously hosted the BBC's Breakfast programme, Newsnight, News at Six and News at Ten. Some of her biggest coverages include the 2012 London Olympics and the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. In 2013, Mishal also became the first Muslim presenter of Radio 4's Today programme.






