‘Hi Baby!': Proud Mom Interrupts Son’s Broadcast From Scene of Deadly Shooting

A journalist working for ABC was setting up for a televised shot from the scene of a deadly shooting when he had a surprise special guest; his mom.

Myles Harris's video was shared to his Instagram after he was just about set up for a live shot but became visibly exasperated.

"This is my mom, hold on," he tells his cameraman.

A car pulls up, and Myles' mom can be heard shouting from her car.

"Hi, baby!" His mom, Sandi, says.

Harris responded, "I'm trying to work right now and you're over there calling my phone. This is DeAngelo, you can say hi."

"Hi DeAngelo!" she says.

Before she can say much more, he reminds her that she's blocking traffic from moving through.

"Don't be holding up traffic, because you've got cars behind you," he said.

"Typical Sandi, Yes, typical Sandi…" Myles captioned his now-viral video.

Most people in the comment section have experienced their own version of a proud mom crashing their work.

"My mom would absolutely do this," one commenter wrote.

"It was the 'what is she doing?' arms gesture for me... as soon as you saw your moms car. I felt that," another said.

The scene Myles was setting up in front of was reportedly a story about a deadly shooting at the Rooster's restaurant behind him.

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