Fans Think Jenna Bush Hager's Son Hal Is George W. Bush's Look-Alike in This Pic

From Oprah Magazine

• On November 3, Jenna Bush Hager shared an Instagram photo of her 3-month-old son Hal.

• Fans were quick to notice that the newborn may already resemble his grandfather, President George W. Bush.

In today's "celebrity offspring news," we've got another possible twinning moment that we need you to weigh in on.

On November 3, Jenna Bush Hager took to Instagram to share an adorable photo of her 3-month-old son Henry Harold, whose been given the nickname "Hal." The Today show host (who's currently on maternity leave) and her husband, Henry Hager, welcomed their baby boy in August. They also have two daughters, Margaret, 6, and Poppy Louise, 4. Hager originally surprised her co-hosts with the news of her pregnancy on-air in April.

"Three months with our sweetest Hal—and he’s already mastered the sly smile and has his mama wrapped around his perfectly, roll-filled thigh," Hager captioned the sweet new snap. "Love my boy."

And while gushing over the sweet pic, some fans couldn't help but point out that Hal already resembles his grandfather, former President George W. Bush.

"Sooo cute😇. He has your dads smile😀" said one user. Another added, "Omg all I see is George and George."

And one last enthusiastic comment? "Oh my! He looks like Grandpa W!!!"

No word on what his grandpa may think of the comparisons, but right after Hal's birth, the president shared this adorable photo of his family.

"@laurawbush and I are thrilled to welcome Henry Harold Hager to our family," President Bush wrote. "We are happy for the proud parents, @jennabhager and Henry. And pleased that Mila and Poppy have a little brother to love. We thank God that mom and baby are healthy, and we look forward to many years of loving the boy known as Hal."

Some may think it's a little too early to make comparisons to number 43, as the baby boy is only a few months old, but just in case you'd like to see for yourself, here's a side-by-side comparison.

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