Watch a very cute kid crash a TV segment about milk allergies
Friends, a new star is born.
On Wednesday, an ITV Lunchtime News segment about milk allergies became much more interesting when one of the interviewees — a toddler who was there with her mother and her brother, who has a milk allergy — climbed atop the news desk and crashed the interview.
From there, she popped in and out of the shot at her leisure. And, in a truly remarkable feat of self-control, anchor Alastair Stewart stayed calm the whole time. At the end of the segment, he even gave the small interloper a high five.
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Behold:
The awkward moment when you're trying to tell the nation about your milk allergies and your sister steals the showhttps://t.co/dAffbAGj5Y pic.twitter.com/2f1J9klfip
— ITV News (@itvnews) August 23, 2017
Best ever ITV Lunchtime News as @alstewitn battles rogue toddler guest pic.twitter.com/wICL4vqZVS
— Alastair Jamieson (@alastairjam) August 23, 2017
Naturally, the internet loved the entire spectacle. Of course it did. How could we ever forget the BBC kid incident?
I am loving this interview and this little girl climbing the set like shes godzilla 😂🙌🏻 #itvnews #itvlunchtimenews @itvnews
— sarah smith (@sehsmiffy) August 23, 2017
This kid crawling all over the desk during the ITV News just now + @alstewitn 's reaction = heroic Wednesday scenes. pic.twitter.com/oVkQRHSzmv
— Lucy Mapstone (@LucyMaps) August 23, 2017
Gotta love Alistair Stewart for giving the wee lassie high 5 right at the end there
— Stuart Robert Dool (@srdool88) August 23, 2017
Great job @alstewitn and huge shout out to the amazing mum who managed to be coherent & confident while her child did this. #mumsareamazing https://t.co/3L2HS70CGW
— Jane Green (@ProfJaneGreen) August 23, 2017
Well done. A serious interview with happy children. High five at the end. Good man!
— Julie Matthias (@JulieMatthias1) August 23, 2017
For viewers who were too distracted by our world's next superstar to learn much about milk allergies in children, Stewart confirmed that all relevant info will be posted on the ITV website.
Long live the magic of live TV.
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