Politics Absolute majority for Jacinda Ardern in New Zealand elections
Prime Minister of New Zealand,
Jacinda Ardern
,
addressed a message live nationwide restrictions on changes to the covid-19 when an unexpected voice was heard saying
"Mom
?".
Neve, Ardern's three-year-old daughter, woke up determined that her mother would take care of her and not the affairs of state.
"You have to be in bed, my dear," the 41-year-old president said in the middle of the Facebook live broadcast.
"No," the little girl replied, insisting on calling her mother.
"
It's time to sleep, sweetie, go back to bed.
I'll see you in a second," said Ardern, who when resuming the speech apologized with a smile.
"Well, bedtime didn't work out. I thought it would be a good time to do a Facebook Live, which would be nice and safe. Does anyone else miss children three or four times after bedtime? Fortunately my mother is here to help, "said Ardern.
"Well, where were we?" Ardern asked to resume his speech, but at that moment the childish voice was heard again: "
Why are you taking so long?
"
"I'm sorry darling, it's getting long. Well, I'm sorry for everyone, I'm going to take Neve to bed because it's late for her. Thanks for joining me," Ardern concluded his speech.
This is not the first time Neve has garnered attention.
In 2018, Ardern became the world's second prime minister to give birth in office, after Pakistani Benazir Bhutto, and subsequently brought Neve to the UN General Assembly in New York.
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