Kids crash dad's live BBC interview in the best way

Remember when work-from-home chaos became a viral sensation? Professor Robert Kelly's 2017 BBC News interview perfectly captured a moment many of us now know all too well, the unexpected intersection of professional life and family reality. While discussing South Korean politics, his children burst into the room, followed by his partner frantically trying to usher them out. Despite the adorable chaos, Kelly maintained his composure and finished the interview like the professional he is. This clip reminds us that authenticity resonates more than perfection, and sometimes the most memorable moments are the unscripted ones. What's your most memorable work-from-home interruption?

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