Meet the family who gatecrashed that BBC interview

The hilarious footage showed a toddler swagger into shot, followed by the baby in his bouncer, swiftly followed by his wife trying to shut the whole thing down.

We saw it. You saw it. The whole world probably saw it, and it was glorious.

Now the whole family have been back on the BBC – but this time they intended it to happen.

Jung-a Kim joined her husband, along with their children Marion and James, to talk about becoming unintended household names.

‘We understand why people find it enjoyable, catching a regular family off guard,’ Prof Kelly said. ‘It’s funny, we understand that.’

He said their first response was to feel mortified and that the BBC would never call again.

Responding to the mistaken assumption by many that his wife was the nanny, he said: ‘We were pretty uncomfortable with it.’

Jung-a added: ‘I hope people just enjoy [the video], not argue over this. I’m not the nanny, that’s not true. I hope they stop.’

She said the whole thing had been ‘a little bit stressful but we are fine, getting better.’

And to answer the question we all had…

No, Professor Kelly wasn’t doing the interview in his boxers.

Writer: Jen Mills for Metro.co.uk