BBC Dad spoof re-enacted with a mum and OMG it's hilarious!

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A hilarious video of kids crashing their father’s BBC interview went viral last week.

So, what if "BBC Dad" Robert Kelly were a mum? A famous comedy show in New Zealand, Jono and Ben recently released a new parody of the viral video of the professor getting interrupted by his family during the on-air interview.

This guest managed to keep his composure when his children interrupted his live @BBCWorld TV interview pic.twitter.com/3x5tgsVR8R

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) March 10, 2017

In the parody, a mother played by Kate Wordsworth also answers political questions about South Korea - except she effortlessly keeps her cool while her family interrupts her during the interview.

When her first child enters, she sits her on her lap and gives her a bottle of milk without missing a beat. When the second baby enters on a walker, she pulls out a toy rattle.

The interruptions keep coming and getting more ridiculous - a roast chicken in the oven, a toilet in need of cleaning, shirts that need steaming, and even an actual bomb - but it's all no big deal for a mum, who does the whole interview without breaking a sweat. And it's hilarious.

Watch it below and just wait until the ending:

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