Adorable: Toddler Crawls to Meteorologist Mom While Reporting Live
Matthew Perez - ABC7's Leslie Lopez had a surprise visitor during her morning weather forecast
- In the video above, her son could be seen crawling onto her leg live on air as Lopez was in the middle of her forecast
- She then laughed it off like a pro and scooped up the baby for a little on-camera time
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During her morning weather forecast, ABC7's Leslie Lopez had a surprise visitor, making for one adorable news blooper.
In a video shared on Twitter by her colleagues, one could see her ten-month-old son, Nolan, crawling on her leg live on air as Lopez was in the middle of her forecast.
"We're waiting for that storm right here in Southern California," Lopez said, before pausing momentarily to laugh at her son, who had appeared in the shot and was attempting to walk between her legs.
Continuing on, Lopez did not skip a beat as she picked up her son and reported the rest of her weather forecast.
"He walks now, guys, so I've lost all control," she joked at the end of her segment.
Following the hilarious encounter, Lopez's colleague Brandi Hitt shared the clip on Twitter, writing:
"Baby on the move! There is no stopping adorable Nolan now that he can walk during Mommy's (@abc7leslielopez) forecast."
Lopez retweeted it, writing beside the video, "Mr Friday made a surprise appearance this morning," and including a heart and laughter emoji.
This led to many of Lopez's Twitter followers showing their support for the working mom, commending her for carrying on despite the unexpected cameo.
"This was great and you rolled with it so well. I'm waiting for my 3/yo to come screaming naked thru my home remote someday," joked fellow KABC colleague and reporter, Leticia Juarez.
Speaking to Good Morning America after the hilarious ordeal, Lopez said she had been working remotely since the pandemic and this was the first time ever that the toddler had pulled himself up from sitting to standing.
Several others celebrated Lopez for normalizing a mom's work-life balance.
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