Johnny Depp's son Jack Depp was spotted in a very rare sighting in Paris.

The 22-year-old bundled up in an olive zip up jacket, paired with a scarf and beanie while strolling through the French capital on Christmas Eve.

Jack, who is rarely seen in the public, was spotted the next day - on Christmas - holding on to multiple shopping bags filled with gifts as he headed to his family's residence.

The reclusive star had been working in secret a at trendy Lebanese restaurant called L'Area in the Bastille quarter of Paris as a bartender.

His sighting comes weeks after his sister Lily-Rose Depp's film Nosferatu was released to critical acclaim.

In mid-December, Lily-Rose made a rare comment about brother Jack while appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon - while she was promoting her movie Nosferatu.

Lily-Rose and Jack were both born in France, as mother Vanessa hails from there.

Lily-Rose was born in 1999 and Jack, born John Christopher III, was born in 2002.

Vanessa and Johnny were together from 1998 until 2012.

In mid-December, Lily-Rose made a rare comment about brother Jack while appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon during her promotional tour for Nosferatu.

Lily-Rose didn't say anything about her brother's job, but did reveal why her film Nosferatu had a special connection to her brother.

Jimmy asked her how familiar she was with the story of Dracula.

She said: 'I was always a fan of the Dracula tale.' 

Adding: 'My brother and I were obsessed with Abbott and Costello as kids, and, you know, they have a whole, like, Meet the Monsters' series.' 

'We particularly were drawn to the "Meet Dracula" one, the Bela Lugosi,' she said, admitting they were both quite young.

'And my brother was, like, three or four at the time, and he started dressing up like Dracula, and doing these kind of, like, really serious line readings of the lines,' she said.

Depp admitted, 'So, in a way, I grew up as, like, older sister to Dracula,' admitting her new Nosferatu role is, 'totally full circle' for her.

'When I heard that, you know, when I got the opportunity to audition for this movie, I thought, like, you know, "How full circle, and maybe I'll get some cool points with my bro,"' she said of Jack.

Jack had been working at L'Arena for a few years before leaving the restaurant a few months ago, although he's expected to return.

L'Arena owner Edouard Chueke told Daily Mail that he expected Jack to return sometime later next year.

'Jack is a great guy; he keeps out of the limelight, but worked here behind the bar and in the kitchen,' Chueke said of his employee.

'He was a good employee, he left a few months ago but I expect him back later next year. Good staff are hard to find,' he added.