Simon Cowell gives a rare insight into his family album while sharing Pitures of his lookalike son Eric, 11, during sun -drenched dog walk

Simon Cowell Looked happier on Sunday than ever when he embraced lookalike son Eric during a dog walk soaked with the sun.

The Music Mogul, 65, shared rare snaps of his 11-year-old son with his 2.7 million followers while posing with their German shepherd dog.

The father and son Duo cradled similar outfits for the outing, both put on dark T-shirts with Simon who chose a few black training suit bases while Eric Black Shorts and Nikes trainers attracted.

The Britain’s Got Talent Judge, who shares Eric with his wife Lauren SilvermanWore his characteristic kite sunglasses while he beamed and embracing the young person.

Simon and Eric were also seen that they saved their cute dog Pooch and was seen the TV star who held a ball in his hand.

He wrote: “1. Love, 2. More love, 3. It was a long walk ‘.

In December last year, Simon showed his competitive side when he enjoyed a swimming race with his son Eric.

The TV judge went to Instagram while he shared a rare video of the couple while she went to the pool to the pool to go against each other.

Eric insured the victory when he shouted: “I win I win,” before he celebrated his father and ordered from the shot.

Simon spoke with the camera, joked: “Well, that was difficult, but it was worth it,” like Eric Pochte: “I won, I won, take the photo out, I won.”

The music magnate seemed to enjoy an escape from the British winter, while he attracted a few stylish shades in the sunny swimming pool.

Simon teased in the caption: ‘I still think I won! Love, Simon X ‘.

It comes afterwards Simon shared his fears about his finances, even though he was considered one of the richest men in the showbiz Thanks to his illustrious career in the music industry.

He admitted that he has deserved ‘nowhere near as much money’ as people think, as tells the How to fail Podcast: “I’m always worried about money.”

The BGT boss said he is worried because the world is ‘so precarious’ that he never feels relaxed about how much money he has.

Someone’s father remembered how he pushed all his projects early in the early days of the Covid -Pandemie because of the fear that they would be stopped.

He said: ‘I am always worried about money because I think you have to do in a certain way. You think of Covid as an example.

‘I remember reading it on a website for the first time, and I didn’t read many things on social media, but I had heard about it, so I was curious.

“Second day, the story became bigger to a point where I actually called my partner and I said:” I don’t like the appearance of this, I have a terrible feeling that it will be like that film infection, and I think we should get all our shows around the world faster this year. ” And we did.

‘And when it happened, it was clearly worse than I could have imagined,

‘If you think about it, the wars and everything else, the instability, what is safe? Is it gold, cash, shares. I don’t think there’s nothing safe anymore. I think your house.

“Someone once said to me” live in your money. ” And it was really good advice, that is, enjoy it and be happy with it, but understand that the world is precarious. ‘

Simon denied that he is worth everywhere near the £ 500 million figure that has been reported. He said: “Oh God, it’s not. I’m not even close to that. I am serious. I’m not.

“I made a lot, I’m not going to lie. I have earned a little money, yes, but not so much, no. ‘

He said he even recently had to ask friends if they would help him start a project he wanted to work on because he didn’t have enough money.

He said: ‘My friends have been great. I recently did something that I just didn’t have the money to pay people to help me.

“So I had to say seriously to about 20 people:” I make something and I really don’t have money, but would you help me? “

“And they all said” yes “. And that was the most incredible. ‘

Despite the fact that he opened up about his money -fears, Simon said that he would still classify himself as ‘rich’ when he was asked, he said, “Probably yes.”

Simon has reduced his company Syco to ‘focus on family’ and says that he no longer feels the need to earn so much money, claim that no one he knows who is ‘super rich’ is happy.

Although his ITV talent show is still a furious success that every episode attracts around five million viewers, Simon has reduced some of his other projects.

The X-Factor ran 14 years, from 2004 to 2018, but Simon decided to stop the long-running show due to decreasing viewing figures and a conviction that online platforms such as YouTube took over the need for talent shows.

The musical Mogul had enthusiastically announced an attempt to find the next big boy band – claiming that there has been no big one since 1D – and launched a Netflix series, the Midas Touch.

But Simon’s newest project was demolished, apparently due to a lack of interest when he did not succeed in getting enough talent audition to become ‘the next direction’.

Simon’s Slow Wind Down has come in recent years because he offers more to his partner Lauren, with whom he shares his son Eric, 11.

The TV personality also stepped away from the spotlights in August 2020 when he broke his back during an e-bike accident while he tested it in his house in Malibu.

He underwent six hours of operation and claimed at a later time that it was ‘much worse than people first thought’.

He suffered a second horrible accident on the electronic bicycles when he broke his arm in London while driving in 2022.