Two small children have lightened up a serious television interview on a weighty subject by barging into their dad's office while he was on the air.
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Video courtesy of BBC
Professor Robert E. Kelly was talking to the BBC from South Korea on Friday to discuss the ouster of that country's president when a small child danced into the room apparently unconcerned about the interview.
The BBC anchor took notice and alerted Kelly. As Kelly was trying to shoo the child away, a baby scooted into the room in a walker.
Kelly laughed and apologized as a woman frantically dashed in to grab the kids. She later crawled back to shut the door.
Kelly was able to finish the interview, despite the sounds of a screaming child in the background.
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