The most famous working-from-home family are back! BBC South Korea expert who became global star when his wife and child videobombed him in hilarious live broadcast says 'The kids are climbing the walls' in coronavirus crisis

UK Daily Mail ^ | March 26, 2020 | James Wood

[C19fan]

An expert on South Korean politics who became a global superstar after his serious interview on the BBC was gatecrashed by his curious children and stressed-out wife has appeared on the news again today - to reveal that his son and daughter are 'climbing the walls' during their coronavirus isolation. Professor Robert Kelly's appearance on BBC News via a video link in March 2017 became an instant sensation after his daughter Marion, then four, burst into her father's office for the world to see, with her baby brother James hot on her heels in his walker. Their unflappable father, who was offering his expert insights on South Korean politics to BBC News, managed to ignore the chaos behind him as his wife Jung-a Kim rushed into the room to remove their excitable children - but not before the pair became a hit with the public.

[C19fan]

Best photo video bomb evah….

[NorthstarMom]

His wife in the 2017 video 😂.

[PGR88]

I just LOVED how the child came waltzing in, arms swinging, completely oblivious, wanting Dad’s attention. I can picture my daughter at that age doing the exact same thing.

[DCBryan1]

I don’t hurt myself laughing much, but at the end when the wife was crawling and closing the door REALLY HURT. Still fun to watch.

[FamiliarFace]

I had never seen the 2017 video, and it’s priceless! Poor Mama was so mortified that her kids broke into their Dad’s office when she turned her back for probably only a second. Heck, she may have been on a very brief bathroom break. Good thing my husband didn’t work from home at the time our children were that young. I can totally see that this same thing could’ve happened to us.