Jacinda Ardern's adorable daughter has stolen the show by staying up past her bedtime to gatecrash her mum's Covid-19 briefing.
The New Zealand Prime Minister uploaded a Facebook Live video from home on Monday night to update Kiwis on changes made by cabinet as the Delta outbreak eases.
Restrictions will be eased in Covid-ravaged Auckland from Wednesday with lockdown measures expected to be phased out within weeks.
Less than three minutes into Ms Ardern's Facebook Live update, three-year-old Neve can be heard calling out 'Mummy'.
Three-year-old Neve, pictured with her mum, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern stayed up past her bedtime on Monday night
'You're meant to be in bed darling,' Ms Ardern says while turning away to speak to Neve as the camera continues rolling.
'It's bedtime darling, pop back to bed, I'll come and see you in a second. I'll come and see you in a minute, OK? Nanny will take you down to bed.'
The tot is taken back to bed by Ms Ardern's mum.
The Prime Minister apologised to viewers and laughed off the interruption as a bedtime fail.
'Sorry everyone, I thought 'Here's a moment, I'll do a Facebook Live, we're nice and safe,' she said.
'Does anyone else have kids who escape three or four times after bedtime? Thankfully, my mum's here.'
Jacinda Ardern (pictured) did a Facebook Live video on Monday night but was interrupted twice by her three-year-old
A few minutes later, Neve returns
