"Reality of Parents Working from Home"…Mom News Live Broadcast Interrupted by 'Ajang Ajang' First Steps Success

The son, Nollan, is holding meteorologist Leslie Lopez's leg and trying to take his first steps.
[Image source = ABC7 News broadcast screen capture]

[Asia Economy Reporter Choi Eun-young] An American weathercaster, who had been conducting live broadcasts from home for several months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, found herself in a sweat when her 10-month-old son suddenly appeared during the broadcast.

On the 28th (local time), foreign media including ABC in the United States introduced a humorous incident experienced by Leslie Lopez, who delivers weather forecasts for Los Angeles and the California area, during a live broadcast.

While quickly explaining the storm that hit Southern California during the live broadcast that day, Lopez suddenly could not hide her embarrassment. Her 10-month-old son, Nolan, ran up in his pajamas and grabbed her leg.

Lopez continued the broadcast with a calm face, but when Nolan crawled over and grabbed her leg with both hands, she could not hold back her laughter.

Nolan, who had started walking a few days earlier, succeeded in standing on his own two feet that day. After confirming that Nolan appeared on the live broadcast screen, Lopez held Nolan in her arms and continued the rest of the broadcast.

At the end of the broadcast, Lopez said, "As you can see, the baby just started walking. I lost my composure for a moment," asking viewers for their understanding.

Meteorologist Leslie Lopez and her son Nolan appeared live on air.
[Image source = Screenshot from ABC7 News broadcast]

However, contrary to Lopez's concerns, viewers responded after the broadcast with comments such as "Thanks to this, it was fun early in the morning," "It showed the reality of parents working from home," and "I want to see more of the baby. So cute," encouraging her.

As interest in Lopez and her son Nolan spread, ABC News officially featured the two in the weather forecast segment. Lopez expressed her gratitude, saying, "I received a lot of support, and many people cheered, saying they want to see more of the baby in the weather forecast."

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