A Smurf love story
It was a love story at Harbour Town.
Two-year-old Kenzie O’Brien was completely smitten by a village of Smurfs.
Mum Zoey said Kenzie saw the Smurfs from a distance as the Frankston family made its way from the tram stop to the Melbourne Star Observation Wheel.
“Look mum, Smurfs,” she screamed before running into their embrace.
The Smurfs are living at Harbour Town until Christmas.
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