Daughter of BBC's viral interview family, Marion Kelly shows off style at press conference

Remember the two little kids who charmed the world when they gatecrashed their professor dad's live BBC interview last week? Well the little girl Marion has become an internet star.


Robert Kelly, an expert on East Asian affairs and a professor at the Department of Political Science at Pusan National University in Busan, South Korea and his family became internet sensation last week when he was having a Skype interview at his home answering questions on the South Korea's president, Park Geun-hye, being ousted from office, when suddenly his two kids, a toddler and another in a baby-walker burst in.  

Marion has gone further to upgrade her status as an internet sensation with a stylish appearance in front of the cameras on Wednesday as her dad Robert Kelly appeared for a press conference.

Marion who cut a cool figure with a Burberry coat, snazzy glasses and chomping on a lollipop as she batted away the attention of the camera quickly sent twitter into frenzy with her style.

“If she isn’t President of Earth by the time I’m 80, I’ll be bitterly disappointed,” one Twitter user said.

Another social media user then added: “MARION KELLY FOR PRESIDENT.” While another, referencing the character played by Gary Oldman in the Batman trilogy, joked: 

“BBC interview kid has just been cast as Commissioner Gordon in the new Batman movie.”

 

Another Twitter used wrote:

“What kind of wonderful, magical little one rocks an entrance AND a trench coat? This one! #ImWithLittleHer.”

Others demanded to know how they could steal the child’s “look”, while some offered tips on how to dress like Marion.

Robert Kelly, his wife Kim Jung-A, daughter Marion and toddler son James. Picture Source: AFP

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