Two kids just gatecrashed their dad's very serious BBC News interview

Professor Robert Kelly was discussing South Korea when he was interrupted live on air

Published: Friday, 10 March 2017 at 11:36 am

Professor Robert Kelly has had a rough morning. Appearing on BBC News as a commentator on South Korea's presidential impeachment earlier today, he'd clearly shut himself in his office for some peace and quiet during his filmed discussion.

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It was all going well, that is until the door was flung open and in strolled his young daughter. He tries to bat her away, but – despite his best efforts – in sails another child to interrupt any attempts to discuss whether South Korea's relations with the North may change.

Spare a thought for his poor wife as she hurtles into the room in a panic and drags them away from their dad – and the camera.

Can't adequately explain how great this @bbc interview is. Just watch and enjoy pic.twitter.com/2sQm03QAFc

— Jack (@JackFilose) March 10, 2017

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Happy Friday, folks.

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