Ronnie O'Sullivan was snapped celebrating with Ivan Toney after beating Judd Trump in the final of the World Grand Prix on Sunday.
The 48-year-old had gone into the competition on a high after recently overcoming Ali Carter to secure glory at the Masters.
O'Sullivan initially struggled against Trump, falling 4-0 down as he struggled to find his usual form.
But the Briton then came roaring back to claim victory and add yet another trophy to his impressive, growing collection.
— Ronnie O’Sullivan Snr (@ronnieo1954) January 22, 2024
After his win, O'Sullivan was pictured celebrating with Brentford hitman Ivan Toney.
The Rocket's father, Ronnie O'Sullivan Snr, took to X to share images of the pair smiling together.
Toney recently served an eight-month ban for betting offences, having breached FA rules.
But he made an instant impact on his return to action, netting a fine free-kick as Brentford beat Nottingham Forest 3-2 on Saturday night.
O'Sullivan and Toney seemed happy to be in each other's company, while fans on the platform also reacted to the snap.
"Your son is just incredible Ron but a nice break now I think for him," said one user.
A second joked: "Is that a new boy band.
"Happy times great memories Ron," were the words of a third.
A fourth reacted by saying: "Congratulations Ronnie. Wow what an achievement."
And a fifth said 'your boy' while accompanying their post with a clapping and trophy emoji.
"Your son is just incredible Ron but a nice break now I think for him," said one user.
A second joked: "Is that a new boy band.
"Happy times great memories Ron," were the words of a third.
A fourth reacted by saying: "Congratulations Ronnie. Wow what an achievement."
And a fifth said 'your boy' while accompanying their post with a clapping and trophy emoji.
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Ronnie O'Sullivan celebrates after beating Judd Trump in the final of the World Grand Prix on Sunday
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“That wasn’t at a professional level, but it wasn’t just in Northampton where I grew up, but all over.
"He was decent at snooker, a good player – Ivan senior will like me saying that!
"From what I understand he wasn’t a million miles off getting to pro level, but lost a few key matches and it went on the back burner.
“But after seeing him play I am sure he made centuries, and he would have been better and stronger back then.
"So I started playing snooker, and when I found it a bit too hard and the table a bit too big I started playing a lot of pool."
Ronnie O'Sullivan was too strong for Judd Trump in the final of the World Grand Prix
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He also praised O'Sullivan, too, adding: “And my favourite player has to be Ronnie O’Sullivan.
"He is aggressive every shot and wants to pot every ball - that’s what I like.
"He says what he wants, but he backs it up by winning everything."