Dad in viral BBC interview speaks out

she those scandals and what will it mean for uh for the wider region I think one of your children's just walked in I mean shift it shift the family involved in that now famous TV interview is now talking about it in new interviews with the Wall Street Journal and the BBC Professor Robert Kelly is his name he was talking to the BBC live on Friday from his South Korea home when his two adorable kids walked in on him Kelly's wife burst through the door to salvage the situation Charlie dagg is in London with a story

behind the video Charlie I Can't Get Enough good morning neither can we good morning live TV can be tough enough even when there are so-called grown-ups in the room but the Perils of working from home with two young children made a sensation of Professor Kelly and his family if you're not among the 86 million views this clip is had so far here you go another Skype interview it had been a long day and he forgot to lock the door in marches 4-year-old Marion in full Swagger just as he tries to maintain some control for Maran

and his composure 9-month-old James Waddles in um I would be surprised if they do the um and in slides Kelly's wife Jung a Kim doing everything in her power to Corral the kids while trying to duck out of the shot what this be for the region my apologies the live BBC interview quickly went into the internet Stratosphere the melee triggering a whole slew of memes and copycats like the one featuring press secretary Sean Spicer president Trump Ben Carson and kellyanne Conway fod for late night hosts like this is why I love kids no matter how

seriously you take yourself kids will mess up your sure your dad can say I'm going on the BBC but the kids are like no we're going on Ellen the US professor's phone blew up and he suddenly found himself inundated finally he did a followup with the BBC I was just hoping that my wife would eventually see it and maybe find some way to sort of run them out of the room you know my daughter she walks in doing her little dance which I think suggests that she was s comfortable coming to see us I don't

want them not to come into my home office that's what this space is but on the other hand I mean I can't get much done if they're always coming in and out and so it's kind of a it's a it's a tension it's one of these sort of work life issues and I think one of your Kelly said he was worried the BBC might not have him back but now he's happy his family blooper brought some laughter to so many Professor Kelly said Marian was in a hippity hoppity mood after celebrating her birthday at school

that day and she said and says his wife deserves a medal for her Valiant efforts and Nora he says yes he was wearing pants yes he was wearing a pair of jeans he said but the funny part is little Marion's hippity hoppity move that's what that's what starts so funny and then the wife coming in to try to grab them the way she did very very funny The Wall Street Journal has a great story on this as well and afterwards his wife feared that he would never be asked to be on television again they were

like oh my gosh what a disaster he apologized to the BBC and now of course they're YouTube Stars 86 million hits yeah they were fascinated you can see the look on the Dad's face like this isn't happening this isn't happening but this turned out you said it start out wrong now but turned out great turned out great good way to it Charlie Daga thanks for that wrap up the slide is still my favorite on the wood floor with the socks all right and