Intrusion of the live broadcast of’Babyjang’… Weathercaster’s leg hanging baby congestion [영상]

A video in which a 10-month-old baby appeared on a live broadcast on an American broadcasting station is a hot topic.

At the end of last month, his son Nolan appeared under the knees of Leslie Lopez, who was sharing weather information on ABC-affiliated broadcasting station KABC-TV. Lopez was appearing on a remote broadcast while working from home to spread the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19).

The scene where Leslie Lopez’s 10-month-old son, who was delivering weather information, hugged his mother’s legs, spread.[ABC방송]

Lopez was surprised by his son’s attempting to stand up with his legs hugged, but soon finished the live broadcast with his son.

Weathercaster Leslie Lopez ended the broadcast with her child in the end. [ABC방송 캡처]

At the end of the broadcast, he said, “My son has started walking these days,” and “You know, the baby at this time is difficult to control,” he asked viewers for understanding. This video aroused the sympathy of many working from home and received more than 2 million views on Twitter alone.

Leslie Lopez (right) appeared on the air with her son Nolan, who became a surprise star[ABC방송]

His son Nolan, who became a surprise star, appeared on the air once more after that. This time it is in my mother’s arms.

Leslie Lopez’s home working from home has temporary broadcasting equipment, such as a yellow-green screen. [인스타그램]

Anchor said, “Meteorologist and broadcaster Leslie Lopez is working at home because of Corona 19, like many working moms do.”

Weathercaster Leslie Lopez plays with her child while preparing to broadcast at home [인스타그램]

Dan Ladder, who was the longest-running anchor of CBS in the United States, posted a video of Nolan’s surprise appearance on Twitter, saying, “Working at home means an unexpected’cameo’ appearance.”

Leslie Lopez broadcasts before giving birth [인스타그램]

It is not the first time that a child who suddenly appeared on a live broadcast due to the increase in telecommuting due to Corona 19 was surprised.

According to The Hill, Irwin Ledlerner, director of the Columbia University Disaster Preparedness Center, who was conducting a video interview about the surge in coronavirus cases in New York, was embarrassed by his grandson protruding behind him during a live broadcast.

He tried to focus on the broadcast, but when his grandson climbed over his shoulders, sticking his tongue out at the camera, making a playful expression, everyone burst into laughter. The anchor commented, “The best scene I’ve ever seen.”

The studio turned into a sea of ​​laughter when the grandson of the director of the Columbia University’s Disaster Preparedness Center, Irwin Ledlerner, who was interviewing live broadcasts, suddenly appeared. [미국 MSNBC방송]

Earlier in 2017, while Professor Robert Kelly of Pusan ​​National University was conducting a video interview with the BBC, his daughter and son suddenly came into the room, making viewers laugh.

While Professor Robert Kelly was broadcasting with the BBC, the scene of her daughter and son entering the room was broadcast as it was. [BBC 캡처]

Reporter Seo Yujin, Researcher Jang Minsoon [email protected]