Kids interrupt their dad's LIVE interview - and it's HILARIOUS

This. Is. Hilarious.

Being a working parent is tough, but this video will make you NEVER want to work from home ever!

Professor Robert Kelly was live on BBC News talking about South Korea, when his two kids, intrigued by what was going on behind the closed door, decided to interrupt him.   

First up is the little girl: oblivious to what is going on, she gives a little dance as she struts over to her dad to see what he's up to.

A look of panic crosses Professor Robert's face, and he tries to – let's just say – "encourage" her out of the room, albeit it a little unusually.

But she is having none of it and decides to plonk herself down on the bed.

Then the baby confidently comes strolling through the door in their walker.

Not a care in the world, they are also unaware of the important topic their dad is talking about.

And then MUM comes in.

FLYING through the door in a state of panic, she grabs the kids while trying not to be seen…

And while we know we shouldn't… we can't help but laugh at the kids' confidence – these siblings are going places! 

The video was posted by BBC ONE this afternoon, and has already had almost three million views.