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Indy100 Staff
Mar 16, 2017
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You can already hear Alex Zane as he introduces this clip for a New Year's Eve special of 'BBC guests do the most hilarious rude things'.
The now-famous family first took over your news feed when, during a remote video interview for BBC news, the children of professor Robert Kelly burst into the room.
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It quickly went viral, especially after some people made the assumption that the woman in the background was a paid child carer - she was his wife.
Kelly held a press conference, as though he were an accountable politician addressing scandal rumours, and not a pundit, to clear up the details of what happened.
During the appearance, Kelly and his family enchanted the world once again.
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And again when the BBC held a follow up interview.
Professor Robert Kelly, his nine-month-old son James, and his wife Jung-a Kim
Professor Robert Kelly with his nine-month-old son James
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We await their next viral hit with glee. Maybe they can team up with Salt Bae, Grumpy Cat and Joe Biden?
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