US professor Robert Kelly ‘embarrassed’ his two kids crashed his live TV interview

US professor Robert Kelly ‘embarrassed’ his two kids crashed his live TV interview US teacher Robert Kelly "humiliated" his two children slammed his live TV meet THE group of a BBC World News visitor master who was intruded on live on air by his children have said the error was "amusing". Educator Robert Kelly was being met live about the arraignment of South Korean president Park Geun-hye, when his youngsters burst in behind him before rapidly being trailed by his better half who spared the day, reports The Sun Educator Kelly's mom Ellen Kelly said she thought the youthful youngsters, Marion, 4, and James, who is nine-months, presumably thought their father was Skyping their grandparents from their home in South Korea. Talking from her home in University Heights, outside Cleveland, Ohio, Ms Kelly revealed to The Daily Mail: "Robert more often than not Skypes with us from his home office, which is the place he did the meeting. The children most likely heard voices originating from the PC and expected it was us. Prof Kelly's mom Ellen Kelly said she thought the youthful youngsters, Marion, 4, and James, who is nine-months, most likely thought their father was Skyping their grandparents from their home in South Korea. Talking from her home in University Heights, outside Cleveland, Ohio, Ms Kelly revealed to The Daily Mail: "Robert more often than not Skypes with us from his home office, which is the place he did the meeting. "The children likely heard voices originating from the PC and accepted it was us. "It was quite recently diverting." The 72-year-old said that she trusted her child's ability in South Korean governmental issues would be perceived through the meeting.