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Mark Zuckerberg’s baby could be the youngest Jedi ever

No one is immune from the hype-machine that is Star Wars – not even billionaire babies.

Mark Zuckerberg has revealed an incredibly adorable photo of his newborn dressed as a Jedi.

The shot, posted by the Facebook founder to his social media profile, has now been shared nearly 40,000 times.

It’s also racked up an incredible 2 million likes, and the figure is still rising.

Check it out:

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Zuckerberg’s daughter, who’s named Max, is less than a month old. But she’s still old enough to qualify as a Jedi, apparently.

Related: Quentin Tarantino: Disney is trying ‘to fuck me’ with Star Wars

The image is well-timed, particularly as the US nationwide release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens happened just yesterday.

The movie has already received critical acclaim, and looks set to rake in huge amounts of money for franchise-owner Disney.

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