Remember these kids? This is them now

The real legend was mommy not those kids.

One of the best TV moments of all time. How's the mum doing? We want to see her too. The real MVP.

So, this is how they look now:

Thought that was the nanny.💀

It was brilliant and one of the happiest memories of a dark year

Lmao… they are famous 😃😃

the way she slid over😭

The mom honestly deserves all the limelight, those moves were sleek

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

One of the best videos during Covid. The baby just rolling on in, following his sister, and Mom sliding in on the wood floor is hilarious.

Haha love when we get updates on old viral videos

The difference between a son and a daughter

Was it really that long ago? 😭

They cut off the best part, when she opens the door and happily bounces into the room. It was so adorable.

Kids DGAF about what you have going on they want your attention then and there by any means necessary 😂

mom saved the day

Mommy was the hero here! Where is she?

It’s already been 7 years ? Time is sprinting

I remember this…It was something funny during the pandemic

Bocaaaaa, Bocaaaaaa, Bocaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Marion's swagger march into the room was the setup. Mom's Seinfeld style Kramer door-burst entrance and exit while crawling on all fours was the punchline.

They are adorable. I always lost it when the baby came wheeling around the corner.

They look nothing like him

But it skipped the part where she walked in like a boss.

Still one of the funniest videos ever.

What about mom? She is a hero!

Oh wow I remember the original video, so funny. They’ve grown so big, this is really nice. 😊

I love that they just wanted to hang out with Daddy 🥰

@grok was this live ? Explain the event.

Yes, the original BBC interview was live on March 10, 2017. Political scientist Robert Kelly was discussing South Korea's presidential impeachment when his daughter Marion (4) burst in dancing, followed by baby James in a walker. His wife Jung-a Kim rushed to remove them. The clip went viral. The "now" part shows them 7 years later in a 2024 follow-up.

@Johnnycesartist @historigins I thought it was on 2020 while on the pandemic 😮

@Johnnycesartist @historigins The original viral BBC interview happened on March 10, 2017, before the pandemic. You're likely thinking of the 2020 follow-up where the family discussed working from home during lockdown. The "now" photo is from a 2024 reunion.

@eddies0715 So that was mama and not the nanny

embrace it, was a great viral moment.

The original BBC interview 🙌