Cheeky toddler bares his tummy and leaves his siblings in fits of giggles live on the BBC News 

This is the hilarious moment a fun-loving toddler interrupts a BBC interview with his cheeky antics. 

Three-year-old Rex joined his family for an appearance on BBC London today. 

The family were there to tell the story of how their car’s automatic brakes saved them from a falling tree.

But the live interview was interrupted when Rex made his two siblings – sat across from him – start laughing.

The presenter Riz Lateef managed to control the interview, and commented that the fun-loving toddler had kept everyone entertained.

The footage begins with the presenter asking questions about what the family had experienced. 

But Rex doesn’t appear too interested by the discussion and begins waving his hands around in the air and tapping his hands on the desk in apparent boredom. 

This makes his brother and sister start laughing and they have to cover their mouths with their hands to try and stop it up. 

Rex then starts pulling his top up, with the presenter saying ‘oh he’s showing us his tummy as well!’, making the other children laugh even more.

Riz Lateef then starts laughing herself, saying ‘he’s keeping everyone entertained.’

At one point the cheeky three-year-old even sticks his fingers up his nose prompting his mother to look down in amusement.