Kids interrupt dad during BBC interview. ADORABLE!!!!
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It is indeed one of those priceless moments.
Confession of a grandmother.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...us-says-grandmother-toddlers-viral-video.html
Confession of a grandmother.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...us-says-grandmother-toddlers-viral-video.html
Except he looked a little pissed, and the nanny (assumption) looked horrified.
Would have been really charming if he'd grabbed the little guy and put him on his knee.
Would have been really charming if he'd grabbed the little guy and put him on his knee.
It's his wife....
What's unfortunate and sad are the amount of people who've assumed the very same thing simply because she isn't white. He's a known South Korean expert who even lives there.
+1, his reaction was to push the kid away, wow, would like to think most people would react differently. If that was his wife she sure seemed to be acting like a nanny.
Thanks for the clarification Chloë. I had assumed as much.
That guy was pissed with what happened, you could see it in his face. Picking his kid up and sitting her on his knee would have shown him in a better light. I don't know the man personally, he just might be a good father.
I wonder how many times the little ones have been told 'not to open the door when daddy's working'. hehe
My assumption had nothing to do with her not being white, it was the subservient way she entered the room with her head down.
Didn't notice the "subservient way of entering the room", maybe camera shy.
Stop deporting Filipino nannies!
I think she was ducking to try to stay low out of the shot, which she couldn't do anyway.
I didn't say it was. I said many other people via social media are assuming that simply due to her race.
Of course she was. He was skyping an international news network watched by millions. I'd duck too. She knew the ramifications of what was going on. He had to try and remain serious and professional. It's his job.
Think about the context of this situation, people. If this happened here while a news anchor and respected political analyst were discussing the impeachment of our PM or the US president, I think people would understand the stoic demeanour. The president just got impeached. That was the main topic of discussion when this happened.
Not really sure most people would pick up their children and wave to the camera hysterically under similar circumstances here.
The kids made him even more famous now.
Speaking of kids. This 4 year old girl got blown away by the wind.
http://abc7ny.com/weather/video-4-year-old-girl-swept-off-her-feet-by-high-winds/1794060/
Stoic is a perfect word to describe the demeanour of BBC new anchors. I watch it live stream for hours on end and they rarely get excited or emotional about anything.
Haha! Me too. I grew up with BBC world news. I used to love their main intro.
I spit out my tea when I saw this last night. :rofl:
That was the best part of it. She's hilarious! Makes me laugh every time I see it (it's everywhere).
