Children interrupt Live BBC News interview - very funny

I saw this yesterday. It really made me laugh, not that the kids walked in, but the moms reaction, she came into the room like the SAS raiding a house, then tried to crawl around. I love the way she closes the door after.

Rusty

 

I thought it was pretty funny too! The wife is very ninja like, love the strut on the kid and then the baby rolling in on the walker! My other half thought he was cold pushing the kid away and said "but I would have put her on my lap and carried on" I said "but he's doing a live interview for bbc" his response was "more reasons to show your kids off"

 

I love the mother's face as she comes flying in to save the day. She looks like she's going to war.

 

I saw it the other day and I ... didn't find it funny

I didn't assume it was the "wife" but got the impression it was the au pair/nanny/hired help and I was none too pleased at her rough handling of the children. At one point she was dragging the toddler (who was lying on the floor) back through the door whilst also trying to get the younger one in the walker through the door and the poor toddler appeared to be being "run over" by the baby walker! Her primary concern was to get the children out of the room (because she had clearly left them unsupervised so that they *could* go into the room: ergo guilt) when her primary concern should have been *for* the children e.g. not to rush them around without considering their welfare first and foremost! Obviously neither was seriously hurt ... but it was the principle for me so, no, I did not find it funny.

 

Think a few people are divided on it, maybe she was on the loo and then literally pooped herself.